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Home My WebLink About83-45A REZONE FROM S-H & A-Z TO PUD 3 OF 56 9.� ' to tiie 1:ial;nitu and aciclde of the other items discussed iai: this initial study. 1141, e approxi - 15 €a.,c The development Of 30l?r�a� �zt�i�� a1i;�.its �lTli�ld l t a�r�yat"111to present igately 210 new daily trims n traffic counts (1081 Public Works) are 1930 tries per clay. Traffic Coude stion s1loul,d. Dict be experienced by motorists raffic until there i:, at loast a tril)lin thetmosturrent nol:ice�zl?lo�rincxease counts-. PC, -I: hoer cotuits jvoulcl be resulting from build -out and full occt��anc�" o� tlte. sul�cta visa.c�i�. l f 11n increase i1Y traffic hazards co�l(a: resuHighlt, f (, z iom theeasing turning moverlonts to and from I ontz 11ag� ss road. Provision or adequate Sight di! tal`Yc" S�i1 larolausc;d acce1 "" be a. requirement of the encroacilment permit' 14 1- There<i11 be aniiZcreasecl demand for public services f ti in an nUtlying area. The fiscal mt)uiieso furtherjproject on the various public serVicWS involi requires If such an analysis sl�ows sts�fortservicles iunclin foricit 1wt]lo services cipated revenwEs and o via the Lin}e Sa cll e Cor.» un ty Sexvices District may be alp xr�I�rl atc Comments fxort fire Totam iaf. Paxadis� are on file and ��i11l be inclLraed as hart of Cie stai:ff fi,ltdingS. 14 a,b,c: 'I`j:is chapa,T.,r l/foothill C odlan(irrea�el axes a high an to extreme fire danger i The Butte y Department - automatic yid agreement tri tl the Town of paricl,- ise Toim ofeParadi.seeltt. Refer to attached letter from Jim Gilaatric]:, vire Chief. Police Chief Leo Trombley indicates fiat any xocluost for Paradise police aid, short of homicide, would not recoive a response. Emergency response would, conk ;from ilroville with, a response timeeOfe12 1;ti11utes. Police patrol may or may not be h � p `�" n burlge>r: and assn.. ned if development were to occur depending o staff levels. The Gold"n ]�eather School Distric'l: ]t�a�s jurisdiction ill the are a. Grad K �+tatt�� d attend S �riz1 ; Vall.�:y i l�mont ry , a- would attend. ��onoow 5chgo_1 and 9 -12 Would a,ttencl Urova 1l e 11 it Scltaol.. Plectxical service is a.vailablo, but it has not been 1G a,la ,c substa�itial a1 tera cicternlinec if service c�snnoction would xeciuire t,iolls. There is no availableotsp � lratercAlle. Tbeesupillihone 6dniay two ild have to be extended to the l wells and a Private water service district formed con5ist'nl; of the 1101►16OWT1ers �viti 'thin the clevcloill�tent. One •roil purlps 13 gal./min. the other 0 gal/Min. A third well rlay be cira.11ocl i C ro�laa xoci to meet Coit tty ordin lice. The ares. is A,rithzit the Lime Saddle Comrntjn:ity Services Ili strio I'.G li states that "the existin€, 12 111 power line inrti catecl 011 M -,-1P i ?lot: a, 12 I V power l.:i.ne It is telephone facil•a ties; ,kppondix .t = pato 8d 09 9 Without more complete information P. G. service will be provided overlloaci�or Underc*roun not confirm whether ovorheat.!► 17ro Notes indicate 16d: The feasibility of a pre-treatment plant with axi,dati.o ponds has )ret to be Proven. Septic tank!, would be utilized I'd tiol p s junction with t]1c ponds. Preliminary water balance calculations by Jon tlndersotl indicate that spray irrigation may be required as Part of the design. The growth -in rltxcentent factor was previously discussed under i gents 11 and 12. R.efer to the attached letter from t]ie health Department listing the plan detail for their conditional approval of the proposal. and data rccluatrecl Maintenance of the ponds in tilt longi-i�erm xenlia ros an elltit , other than the Homeowner. Assoc�atir�n Services District has the power to handle1lthismrespo�:sibil Cyn t� T]1is nets phase of their responsibili,t'.08 needs to be assessed. 19: Portions of the residential development will be visible from tilerural Pchara�,ia alfa tli hway, thus alteri,ri� the open space and rural c]laracter of the area. Lan dscapiTI o f t]1e setvpa ponds IS also recommended. p 21: There are 110 recorded archaeolog)'ca.l sites ori tile I)roperty, Several rock mortar sites have been recorded on the property to t r1orth. .Aix archaeological survey is taquired Prior to action on 11` the rezone and tentative qubdivisiozl. �., drainage canal,trtgVersin, tate site, have, e ro historical tientck Ivall and t1ie hall:ow cance. 22 a Botanical and archaeological sllrve)rs are forthcoina_ri to determine whether rare or endangered, plant species ariciJor sign ficant cultural resources are present:. Appropriate mitigation moasuses Will be devised as necessary, 1 Tile -potentially significYarit ci#.nnilative n�Eftscts are thosesectipn�vsuntmarizesot]yeresponse in the chocicl sti 7`11e conclusion Y factors. t�I.g of the Selvage ponds caulcu1s�eother potetial''Jor prodovs andlth oents. on Of the Selvage igoingand mainte lt- cysem Si'loUld 111illilPl2e S IICII Occurrences Conclusion: A focussed EIR is required to ad,lm-ss till foasibilit Of the oxidation onc] approach to set,tal;e disposal Cita gp pl Potential g and cumulative eiieir;ts resnlf,i1 .Cram a comparable density between tile ;Project sit-- -to tj1it sr��ti.]tt �n1 �� - "Down of paradise, ar��l tile fiscal impacts of Ir,-c,el)" limits of the services to this Outlying location. Defi.n't]xv�; ubli,c iripdt is a?Isa needed Appenciix r Page 80 of 9 y r Without more complete information P. G. service will be provided overlloaci�or Underc*roun not confirm whether ovorheat.!► 17ro Notes indicate 16d: The feasibility of a pre-treatment plant with axi,dati.o ponds has )ret to be Proven. Septic tank!, would be utilized I'd tiol p s junction with t]1c ponds. Preliminary water balance calculations by Jon tlndersotl indicate that spray irrigation may be required as Part of the design. The growth -in rltxcentent factor was previously discussed under i gents 11 and 12. R.efer to the attached letter from t]ie health Department listing the plan detail for their conditional approval of the proposal. and data rccluatrecl Maintenance of the ponds in tilt longi-i�erm xenlia ros an elltit , other than the Homeowner. Assoc�atir�n Services District has the power to handle1lthismrespo�:sibil Cyn t� T]1is nets phase of their responsibili,t'.08 needs to be assessed. 19: Portions of the residential development will be visible from tilerural Pchara�,ia alfa tli hway, thus alteri,ri� the open space and rural c]laracter of the area. Lan dscapiTI o f t]1e setvpa ponds IS also recommended. p 21: There are 110 recorded archaeolog)'ca.l sites ori tile I)roperty, Several rock mortar sites have been recorded on the property to t r1orth. .Aix archaeological survey is taquired Prior to action on 11` the rezone and tentative qubdivisiozl. �., drainage canal,trtgVersin, tate site, have, e ro historical tientck Ivall and t1ie hall:ow cance. 22 a Botanical and archaeological sllrve)rs are forthcoina_ri to determine whether rare or endangered, plant species ariciJor sign ficant cultural resources are present:. Appropriate mitigation moasuses Will be devised as necessary, 1 Tile -potentially significYarit ci#.nnilative n�Eftscts are thosesectipn�vsuntmarizesot]yeresponse in the chocicl sti 7`11e conclusion Y factors. t�I.g of the Selvage ponds caulcu1s�eother potetial''Jor prodovs andlth oents. on Of the Selvage igoingand mainte lt- cysem Si'loUld 111illilPl2e S IICII Occurrences Conclusion: A focussed EIR is required to ad,lm-ss till foasibilit Of the oxidation onc] approach to set,tal;e disposal Cita gp pl Potential g and cumulative eiieir;ts resnlf,i1 .Cram a comparable density between tile ;Project sit-- -to tj1it sr��ti.]tt �n1 �� - "Down of paradise, ar��l tile fiscal impacts of Ir,-c,el)" limits of the services to this Outlying location. Defi.n't]xv�; ubli,c iripdt is a?Isa needed Appenciix r Page 80 of 9 from the Lime SaddleCommunity Services District as to' their ability to Monitor and maintain the sewage disposal system and possibly the water system. Mitigation Measures, agreeable to the, applicants, need to be submitted for the identified impacts. botanical and archaeological surveys are required. In addition, a geological, survey is recomm- ended at this early stage of the project. Appendix p page 8f of J MEMORANDUM ozo 519$2 'C�WN OF PARADISE TO Planning DeP4rtment PGANf`ILNG `FROM, Jim Gi lPatri.ck; Fire Chief' SUBJECT: Thacker & Guiver Dime Saddle area DATE'; 12-15-82 I hate reviewed the envionmental: checklist form and p data shoe. submitted on the 44 acre develo.ement gear, the Lime Saddle Marina are°a M� ianl comment is about infaa:rnation provided by the dove] Opet on their data sheet, specifical) y item 191 Fite Protection So vice . The comment by the dr5vel.oz exp s�+wems to infer that the Paradise Fire Department: is the prime provider µy bf fire protection for their developoment. This of coul7se is outside the town Limits and Lhe:Ucprimem Provider of f'i to protect_',On is tho. butte ' Cie do have. and will honor our I\utama.tic and tAutual. Aid agzee�',edo be tete Town and Butte County Fire Department, 1 re feel that this :n ght be a matter of concern as :hese agreeitlents are subject to cancellation or modification. The res ?oi1sC: distance from aur nearest fire station (Stat oxo 2) to the developemen,t is 6.2 miles and wat�J d require a resPOnse time closer to 10 minutes rather than the 7'-8 minutes indicated on the data shut, It would probably be beneficial to the developee to check with Butte Counter Fire Department tment regatal- rig the newly established Vol.untoi r Fire company 25 at Butte C011ege= The di fauces and resT�anse times from the col leve area would too douibt be the most ,aptzroiar r to , ,a a�> ai1ll Gil Patric Piro Chief ,dr,/bd Count,9 AV M- LAND OF NATURAL WEALTH AND BEAUTY DEPARTMENT OF: PUBLIC HEAT'-TH Addross y 74 ALT11 DIVIaION Qf ENVIRONMENTAL Hi. D 196 Memorial Way X 7 Count Canter Drive (j 7 EIh Rapty to Chico, California 95926 Orn�ille� California 95965 t.tt Road Telephono: 916/891.2727 Talophorna: 916/534.4281 Poradise� California 95969' Talophonet 916/872.2961, Ext: 56 January 4, I983 DMOO CO. planning CoITM ra•ike Caprelial1 JAN 10 1-743 ,Mulberry Street Oroville, Galltoruiq Chicoy CA 95926 REI Limesaddle Ri e Estates �, � Rezone •I;'rot S--H an1 .t1 2 to PA—C, AP# 41-0-115Dear Mr. Capreli��i . This department has received p p concerning 1h following a review Of •hhe plan I amowriting dvlse e above listed project. Ylot 1^ecommend approva of the project without additional u this de ment ca including the fol''Lojq ' 4 p 1. Provide � def•,a�ed development plan for each roposed., lot showing the type. -dwelling units proposed, and the total rnvnber Of bedrooms in each. 2. Show the sewer line locations and; how waste water wJ.11 be carried from the lots at elevations lower than the proposed o:ddat o pond, andp pre—treatment plant. 3• Provide cl:imatol.ogi.cad. datat and calculations showing the water balance relating to precipitation and evaporation at, the oxidation pond site.: 46 Pride data on the sew-ge pre—treatment plant and design detail on the r ,,Complete Plant—oxi.dati.on pond complex 5• Submit the plans calculations, and, supporting data for the Proposed sew pre- treatment plant and Oxidation �Dond�s to the California Regional p age Quality Control Board, Sacratrientaent:Nal paZLe ate .gional Water Sacramento CA y Region (5), 3201 ttSit Streets 9$816t for. thc,l.r review and approval.. Submit waste water discharge request to the „ate .1 er.,(,y. 6 submit a pl �tr for the water sys�etm iticluding.well lcicationl3t storage and pressure tanks t and distribution. system to this dep,1.V,1 lent for review. � Lime Saddle community Sr11i,ces Pli:jtrir�t does not have mains or distributionfacilities in the area, Please contact the undersigned o'r Phi.'.lj�p ItTel:so,1 , f cbnce7'n3ng tthis lettert a•t the above 1J." addi�es t' or telephyou have one: questions phone zutber. Very truly y'ourist � fir► toward �'. ;�hyder Jr., RS, , Division Of Environmental 1-iealth _ It�ll�lfl�'�rIIt1 �1�iA � ► +fir u►fii�la�rtlu e c: Planning r .. EI1111r?UI1nItIi�le1_ 4 1 IV. DETERMINATION (To be completed by the Lead Agency On the basis of this initial evaluation: a find the Proposed P Project GOCPi,D NOT have a significant effect on the environment, and a NEGATIVE DECLARATION .s T606Mmend.ed althoughp pr6ject cora �g.� Proposed could have. a D significant effect on he envilr�onment . be a significant effect in thi:i case because the not mitigation measures described On an attached sheet have been added to the project„ A NEGATIVE DECLARATION IS :�E00MMMED . I find the proposed P _� a significant P Project MAX' have ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT REPORT is rtchqurearonment and an ENV r Dateru i93 ,rte � {ssgn' re) For: ,u,e Goun y alnyn Reviewed by: Appendix F -, page 9• of 9 '1(t{ " � } (". a �'• i � %1 �; w . E E � (;�" x� t � ��1� i y,... �.�..,8'� i• i � �'-i,.� i4". � �� t lt f� 'i .:�' � r�/��.:,"*. � �� 7 y •,r "T'w ',7 { ..rs.1• f J ''.fV r. ��I �. , T ^�t %%TQ •.f•. 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Mr. Streeter said that the state clearinghouse review ended_ tt.Q day before. Some more letters r;.gilt coxae in the mail soon. Some letters have been sent on to, the applicant.. Responses to sone of them will needed by next .reek, in order to get the project ready for the Planning Commission; the applicants want to be on the meeting of the 218t. Jerry Troyarl is here with sewage disposal exhibits. Location of sewage lines and water distribution lines 034.11 have to be discussed with Mr. Reid. The PUD ordinance does require d1s,closing where it will. be Mr. Reid said that wells and storage tdnks must be shown and it would be easy enough to draw in water lines. IV,% Huskey said it would be. They plan to put water and septic lines on each side of -the road rays. They put in additional wells. s for showing Miter and soWaae 1�'s. Streeter said w�at the ordinance talks abott�: systems. sUnxv ss� r t xUi MI -UT $ . s�23.�g� . �, � ��;E IIF' IF IED Pago- 3 BUTTE C(arCIIr� SUBVISION ori r a,�.�.� May 23) 1931 Mr. Reid t-7ondered hoer specific the m1ap for the Plamling Coinmissi.on w OU Id have to be for location of underground facilities Would a specific location of a 'water line, for instance, tae u?achar�otl ; c^ Streeter said somethi7ig about apreliminary renox•t. Re asked if they have Mel with A1'_' - Mr. ltuskey said t1jeywill be meeting With P,.I.E on Friday about construction. Czlce the project is approved, T°=x 1111 want more input about de8i n. Mr. Streeter said that Joe Ilinnoe said that tentative clearance is needed from the. Health, Depti for sewage disposal, and water supply: W. Reid did not t.` i nk than Joe had actually sent a letter yet, but by telephoneet d d -i t would work. He could give. conditional approvaleonVit. There shouldprobably be something additional, Mr. Streeter said he may be responding to the state clearinghouse review, if not, there should be a letter by next Wednesday. Mr4 Huskey asked if that meant a letter from Joe Ifinnoe, stating that they tentatively approve. Mr. Reid said, "yes." hir. Ruskey said that ;from this meeting they wanted tO see wha•b environmental health felt... It seemed like one entity ca03 etai.tin g jL or another. tL . Reid said they don't need to know about vanes yet, but need to know If Ctatea Quality agrees in concept regarding the design. That is the point they are at now. Mr. Reid said that presently the wells don't supply enough water4 It would be best to have a water line from Limesaddle. Second would be a system that Limesaddle could tale over. Third, would be a standard homeowners' association. Mr Husk.ey said that basically they would build the system aecorcl ng to the standards of Llmesaadle,, in case they take it over. Mr. Reid sod that they wtant to know that the water under the property is suitable chemically: Ncr. HLtskey said they would have everything ready by the title of 'Lice ill, =1 9 meeting. mtj Reid said that could corad.i tion it for either one Of the onticins gr? Iturke_y said they had to WOk^Out some dotailts, Currently, to'biesaddle a0esn tyrant to -alke over the stlel-n. Straubt v said that while they 'were on tieaL�jh rept, ccaticl;ti.otr:t; h� ha i pub to th'�, a te�ttati.vo l,jrA,t tai c'�nrl t,iotl5 ijj she init�i., t stud aril sty f rwrti. r 4, iat ad`:s aro " titxlough 10 atr.t Publ.a;" WOrks has 00MO othatg. BU�'CE COt3i3`i ' EaUI3ll I:V:C?; 01 CON [ETT E ROUTS% Page 4 ' M'ay 23, Sl}, ltir. . Edell Said he was glad that t,:r. Reid had the list. Mr. Streeter said it Was ' sent out on April 20th. He told Mx. Reid to tell hits If there Were any, changes. Thee was solMe cot1fusion as to whether or not P.blIc Works had the Above- referenr- ed, i:ifoxzt - tion. AggarexLtiy Public Works did not Have a copy of the ini'o��tnatiAn. �� z ^of so:nethn =to �,'tr.�.dell. y � andorisa H ga ve s-lia he had gotten some p_ el.i rditar conditions Bora ;john b . Mr. Edell said. that Pentt-lei-'•;alis does not exist Pentz Rd. exists and is a county maintained road. The county would deal with a left turn lane and the sheriff, would be concerned with the blasting to get it in: He mentioned possible costs for a .left turn lane. Mr. Streetor said this was a tentative list to give the applicant and local and state agencies an idea of wliat the conditions and mitigations would be. Mr. Edell.�esked if the PUD ordinance has criteria for interior street design. Mr. Streetvr explained what they require. 2+:.r Edell alscl Mr. Streeter discussed the interior road standard aftA what sort of roads are required for various types of subdivisions. 1,L. Streeter talked about grading in relation to e certain letter and the PUD ordinance. Mr. taell made a comment about the drainage. Mr. Streeter said that while someone Was looking at. the last page, he wondered if there WAS any further jlnforMatioh about the fire emergency access on Pent, Rd, Mr. Husky said that they are negotiating with them now and will forma.l.iy give thea the right to use a tank ,in exchange for 'using an easement. There will be a break -away bar:ri,aer. it -g111 be a limited access Idth, the! same toad standard as Within the subdivasioxi 1�ir. Streeter cottritented on the Fixe Dept, regai.retieats for fire protecuion. He said that Something in a large scale would be rte ded about wha W taould be on the Casey, property far sewa;&Ge di"�.,posal. Huskey said that they wloU16 use ,,otapthing like the Smith and Lovelessy, setiage 'treatttient _plant; for a Small operation., T �+ . Reid said than the sq;Bc fic moiiel. �•tould be part ) e the final cles%gn 'BUTTE, COUNTY S%MU11Ilalm CSL,1TTTKTa lYlthrUM Me,. Streeter, a:4ked Where water and sewage systems Would be shown. I -I . Streeter said that PG -&-E `would w.int to know Where tkiA line, are located. Mlr. Huskily said at this point it wuaid be schematic; the lilies Would be azon tiv: rwads and driz*e:,ays. At this s tage, evevyt hi ng is very peel. mi,nary. 1.I1. Streeter said that a cer"Mon amount of parkin', would be roquired since the roads will be narrow. There should be extra room on each parcel. ;`•Ir. Huskey said that in the CC _ and F, w they would requite an additional oial parking space on each building c;,wvelape i Mc. Streeter talked about the open spate. Mr. Iiuss ey said that the whole area is open space. He said that Fencing will'be severely restricted. Mr. Streeter mentioned the architecture. Mr. Huskey talked about the architectural review conmlittoe. Home, iter would be fol, sale) basically, although the homes might be for speculation;. Mr, Streeter asked if Mr. Troyan had something to show abvt b the sewage diposa Mr. Tro,jran said he has a one to 200 scale map which is only ,ac which includes the Casey land. Mr. Huskey said they would have a nice display for the Plannir tp, mission. Mr. Streeter said it should be available before the meeting--� efore the project is scheduled for the Planning Commission. Mr. Reid asked if water and sewer lines wou d be shown on -the map. Nlr, Huskey said he could put them on tentatively. Mx•. Stteeltexc` Mid it would be helpful. for PG&E on Vri.day. A copy would 'be needed for the File and }snvitbtmental Health. W. Stier tev said he go briefly over the conditions and mitigation measures. He said he v�oU1d like the en heat's assistance by the folloc4ing week in xC-sponding to some Of the key paints in the letters, fxom time Saddle Tm�,n of Paraliee, Fish and Game aiiel any others that might cofm� in. Mi!. S treetbr s,,oked a,i' they were still. t Ii-,i.ng about security -type g,ates ay :Sttid ye x tf sYpku.tj- tt.xi said that li`±- It"skey could oi'ritiqutis o.V the s,+�ortclitio�is tenUoa i the koy:; i'ov the serttvity gate: He said that the F e, 1)opt. h:t "r ConditiML-, 'Ibt'�tlt tett txIP11 Yano and storm d.�,tin rtay lb- „'e+i1�li�a.tt� by I)Ibli"o Work, ��riiilrmrii�m�■,ae�r.�u�..�.�...,�.,. _. _ - DIJ',C CMITTY 00,11- iTTE,E I-rumn a Page 6 Mtty 23 , 1981} Mr. Edell said that the list was missing several Public Works cOndZtaons. yr. Skeeter said that in the future they would try to get the complete list from Public Works. Those were just two conditions that were. highlighted. At the time of talking; to Joiun Mlendottsa those two conditions were written on an earlier map; rh:. St:4:eeU ;aid that #`11 t llts about road constvurtion during the dry season Perimeter fencin7. fi12 Z�:oaquito Abatet�:#at requ:�.rer-Uts, biinl:�1i,ze roast cuts arra: fills. He continued going Over th dist in case there were any that needed to be talked about Mr. Huskey said that Most of the conditions are acceptable. Some are. questionable. Mr. Edell said that this is the `.irine.and place to ask questionsabout the conditions. Mr, Huskey said that the questionable ones have to do with the 1 from. the Fire Dept. Three are unacceptable, but that will have to be talked about at the Planning Commission. They Vill simply appeal, the conditions Mr.. Streeter mentioned condition #18 about proving that the required sewage disposal area is available on parcel. 3 or combine it with parcel 1. That has been rextumbered. Mr Huskey said they did away with parcel 3. Mr. Reid said that there is not verification that the combined ones have us�ible area. There needs to be 2 acres with 2 ft. of so36.1. rhr. Huskey said that they ran tt sts that; are ;.. t the Health Dept. office. There was discussion of which parcel was Which on the nap. 14r. Edell said there is a l.ittlk piece that has not shown ttp on any map. Mr. Reid asked agtlut the site ant` site of the pond. There Was talk ahott pt lapin:- and using gravity floe. Mr. Reid said it wnuld be useful to shoal the conttOrs on the that shows the line s. fit`. Edell said that the property used to be more exensLvey and then. something was sold off and a small piece Was Left Over- If a subdivision map 18 recorded on the PAC, maybe part of the land will, be Left4 i4r, tjuakey said they might 'ive that Land to Casey: 1-Lv. Vael.l cnai.d that the Dept. of Real.. Estate Might have a problem Wth ra)-so-el `!not being involved and being of the sabn map. t . Jtu ;key said �t1Yoy ' mi ght d o �k Parcel map first. y BUTT' COUNTY SUBDTVW?r C0VVK ' 2V1R- 111MIT" � Page wr ' \1ay ,23, -,Lo Nir. Edell. said -whey might have to, but if the project is approved by the Board, there is already a subclivision. Maybe they should consider phasing; the project with two separate =ua being recorded: Mr. Ruskey said they might call p? rc-el 2, phase 1. ;1r. Edell said they could make a note that the;, still pb.ase it, and call it Lime ade"Le Rid e Estates an(! Mien i*ee,ard another map for parcel 1. That would be a possibillity. They would still have to get rid of 'the little thing. h1r. Edell asked if the TMI rezoner only covers that part called parcel 2. 1,ir. Streeter said that was right. He said he remembered the dangling land. There was discussion of having approval for a subdivision map on a portion. of a piece of property. Mr. Streeter said that if a parcel rap Eras done, it would have to be done beforethe rezone. Mr. Huskey suggested covering it with a condition. There was t- t giving the piece away. Mr i. Huskey Y' don't plan to dev 'jp parcel 1, but don't grant it as part cf 1,1r FO *J. said maybe they should fiall; to County Counsel, about it linden ; old ordinance, a tentative and Final subdivision map could be fj,leL ter a PAC. Anything could be included. Now, with the PUD, when the ioa��d approves the map, they approve. a subdivision reap. Mr. ]Well said that he would ask Del Siemmen about it. rix. Edell said that some compaction should be shown on the road section. Hionumentation would probably just the t�cterlor boundary. Street lighting would require 'one out at the intersection. There would need to be a letter from PW -2 and Pacific Bell. He we.iZ aver the rest of 'the Public, Works conditions. There would also need to be a left turn lane for safety; Air. Huskey said that he didn't thine a letturn lane was neues8Ai�r. He would like to do more research city the situation to see if it is necessary. Rr. Edell said that the locations could be flagged and Public Vtorks would go out and look: at it. it the condition is apk:ealed, it Should be done at the Planning Comission. t:r. aiaykey said that there is plenty of sight distance. They would like to cio whAt is safe and neceusary. Mgr, dill said aey woule ask; for a stari:lard Toad. 'appt}oac'n at the access, Also, stuxya avaina e would have to be diso rand. BUT -TE COUNTY UtIBDIWOII cowtrMs, muqE- s � Page $ May 2a, 1981 Ips. Edell said that even tizol�ggil the drainage is natural, there should be a letter from the Caseys that they don't .r?ind it,being iilcre aued on thein proper ty. Drr. IlUskey said that might tie taken care Of in the easement agreement. IL. 'Edell. said that there should be something to covor evoryunc to show that there would be no damage or the posi4ibility of dtange would be reduced. He asked how many lots would have 'to be pumpocl. D;r. Huskey said that certain ones will be pumped, and others Will, Ilse gravity. Mr. Edell asked 1f. one major pum.0 spot could be put in Dir. Husko said it T Y . probably couldn t-. It looks like an individual commutator pump on each house. h'Cr. Edell said it would be fun to replace them if they broke down, Huskey said they are on. the outside of the unit, with couplings. There was calk of who would change a defective unit - sum and grinding ability, ' p pimps Mr. Streeter said they would check their mail to $ec What comas from a state agency. Unless Something major cones up, b. y next Weekit looks , if the reformation talked about is provided the project can go to the Planning Commission. Dir, Huskey said that what is needed isc a letter from Joe Henao. approving the corcepl;. Mr. Troyan said that Joe is ready to go to the regional, board for tlpprottal once he gets a letter from the county saying that the homeowners association is approved. Reid ypical typod e houeop>ners assoc n Mr. Read said that in the past they Water Quality has a t have discOUragationmth they Would -L sept. He would check with �n Vanhaxt, It t�oul(I be � change in poj_iey. q,"ney have pushed, for a County Service Area or Community Servi.We I)istr ct. Dir. Hussey said that I+r. Vauhart has said JL as lo" g as it is okay with Okay h Apparently one group is waiting for the other. the State It is oka with hum. Mv- Huskey said they don't 'want to get hung tip, because they want to get bre the meeting of the 21st: Re asked if ho should draw lines on the map lair. Acid said he needed chemical samples oh, the dater a Minute Xv. iiuskey asked if 1$ ,gallon�/waa enough to g get to the PlanrlsnE; Cotission „ 77 page 9 COt.+�'S�'X Su- May UC3CVIuOIi; `I'`i',� TCt t`N a 23 � ? 96 4 Another y •d they rraula cnnd�-t�-on zt prav'1d• the %gai,er. lIN. Read said t c Y at this stage- well vrould not be ne..essa��` t+Ir . 1[uslti.y said they irottld probably put down 2 add- ti4 ial wv>lls. �'es atL e r egulatnrs on the Crater s3's” era. tt a There vres batt of P de to ;.ey poir.0 "n thL% agelICY i. . S -r euter said that res i onsses . i'ro the letters as vie all any can ail the letters; he asked f �%tiat meant N,r . �Iuah -y said they responded to any new letters ott�e2's . They ust got Tame Saddle and MightThat 11,t ve American. HeritaSa ora letters. it ers.. 2+tr. Streeter said tna about the ��a,��ut any �. - ne4r 1,e meters heard from Jim iv:ua n� He is talking prim -151 is bas icalll covered: there is at' n;;ironr�ental. docttme_nt Yet., e Eae7.1• asked if yesterday. A the clearinghoLise review e vdecl.aratiOn' Ntr. Streeter said that, they. thing Yet: It is a znitiga ted nea They haven'la t got back every back Mr. Rein asked � anyone had axfil thing that wauld necessitate coming uadivisi•on Cottee. He said he had nothing - to the S out of the bTixe frOln Joe es som 11r. Streeter said not unless ething Henao or a state agency- and secret 1 i.zles �.rould bkr . -Edell a9lLed if they W ri go or ,,here the parkboa to see Vhare the wat .r ing a:s. uld like to see the vtater be discuss a asre he �aeroup s the by ILr. Reid said he wo a thing that shout conditions. Btzt . is there n,Y 'ttee. the Subdivision Cotomz ro'ect that gent forward e oblem with the p�,��e Ltwas that the Fub:� is �riorl:s Mr. Eae3j said that ,,h pr o the Plaizriing Commission from this Gummi Commission far riot having the t chasti zed by the pl.annirrg Dept: was severely Dept. conditions, F�annn Dept. and Heaith >e said that the co';aitiolns will be on there• P,Ir. dusky ..forwarded h �p�ltteeact an by�th as. paid that is I.rhat `drat said last timaxdn� Nb,.,. Ede. sI cion within. 5 days reg that the to the plantiitig Cormni The yette.r could be sent, notxnS a enoy and the conaltpons.�rere not xet dy Stith the conditions at the time g aria Health b .pt . p�.ari11iC1g of w'ri ti setter. ri the to 4 u key said that the HeAlt`h Dept. is neac�y. at the dept conditions' aie riot r"eddy. Ir 8d.el;1: laic h F ctttixiS to the vlannitig don L to late ? ire el s In g - • ,' bwxd tht:y iJ117u CottITCLi-u:•3 ion: �'k t T'1L i+Ti:C'iS5 page lO BCi'.CTE COMA SU DO10N COIGU . 14ay 23, lggt t i mr. Streeter said they could trait ur_t7.1 ntithe nem `�uesday= and if t atve louse ends it could go to the Subdivision Condi tte, a' if' noxi. t could go to the Planning- Commision on the 21st. Air. Huskey emphasized that they want to may the Project along tluicklJ 'Sucre amore tallc of getting the le%,�,er out within, 5 days. th... Streeter talked about his, tentative list of coa•l.itions and t'tk�at Might be added unci changed: They here al�ioost ready. 14r. Reid was not sure than his conditiolls could be ready by the next Tuesday.. Dept. as to whether this project At this point, it left up to tie. Planning P the Planning Gb would be scheduled for, Commission. rlr. Reid said the Health Dept. conditions would have to go out separately. ITi-, Streeter said that everything would have to be together by the next Vednesday. mr. Dde11 thought the item should be continued for another Subdivision •�tb L' since the conditions '-/ere not ready. Commit ee MeeUulg, . The follo:r ro Gondit.ons ,are ready at this time fron Public ftikss Fablic j,torkS cotldi tions are; 1.,all otte�, . Street signs shall be pr' j'jae by the developer 5 alt�rn te�street intersections per County reef mines for each street to the County address coordinatOr for approval: of street names.) 2. Submit road and drainage plans to the Dept- of Public Works for approval and install the required facilities. 3: Construct interior streets to street section shmsin on i;entative map. ii. provide monumentation as reouired by the Dept. of pubilic Works in accordance faith accepted standards. 5• Provide permanent solution for drainage (. All easements of ,record to be t 11 the final. map. 74 Meet req11 uirements of Dutte County &ire Dept. or other n:sporisible. agency. Ith 8: street lighting shall be proVI at�t co n a redo hcl on5COgty" requirements, accepted design I MM 7„« r, GCJUiir W -R ttww Page I"ll U31aiSV1i iJi i ... a' 6' J. S dL1 to Ridge PIJv % 7� .. x,;00- tine recluir mMnts of thc: pC'r.°r�;, Pacific Betel, :;aver y sewer.) 11. Pay salgi delinquent taxed or cuvrent �t �uaxes as reu:cxed. 12. Fil:, a tentatiVe and final subdivision r,,aIP and pay apptopriata fees, if i_nits are to be offered for sale, lease or finance. 13. Developer shad. Provide it.11 required traffic scifety signs including stop signs. � .cud construct. a. standard road approach 14. Obtain an encroachment p,., "mx at the in$ersection of the access road and Pentz Road. 3, 5. Construct a standard left turn la:B on Panto ,odd at the intersection With the access road. 16. Provide for d' spersal of stor,� drainage to the satisfaction of Public Wo3k:s til,le report from. Mid Valley Titley Order 17. Parcel B as shOWn in t1n rovided vd th legal access �To. W 76179, dated March 212 19$4 ” to be P proper boundary aria shorn on the subdivision` ma.P> or is to go through the line odSiication proreduje,_ .I be comb��ed �ajth and become a part of the adjoining property. ---»------- ----------------------- AP!•I!s T AL OF I,MiUTES OF MAY 9 y 1984 N2r.'dell made a mo tion to approve twe minutos of Iti 9 19$x+ of the Subdivision Comiiiteeas.IPed. motion seconded by N. u' Butt:,` County 5treol-,et and carried unanimous w...,... IT,ETI r G AD,7OrJRi �' Y CjMn�, AN EDELL rMTLtTt-,S Pr,,C0RD, BY SECaTM SM-v"l "St ti Form 1286•1 CL'tA GunrontOU Form No, 23, Port (1-13-78) PAR.GEL MAP GUARANTEE ORDER NO, BU 76179 PARCEL MAP REF,. YOUR REF. FEE $ 75.00 BILITY AND R PROVISIONS SU T" f TO THE EXCLUSIONS FROM COVERAGE, THE LIMITS OF MADE A ART OF THIS GUARAN IEE OF TWE, 'CONDITION$' AND STIPULATIONS HERETO ANNEXED AND .First American Title Insurance COmgany a:corporation,'herein called the Company, GUARANTEES SIGNAL HOME LOAr"" and any city within which the land is located, The county of Butte herein tailed the Assured against which the Assured shall sustain by reason of any , gt loss not exceeding 51,000, In the :assurance which the Company hereby gives. that, according to the public records, on thedate Incorrectness n stated below, herein described estate or interest Was vested in the vestee named, subject to the matters shown 1. The title to'the h ce .tions hereiny which Exce tions are not neces;,arily 'shown in the order of their priority; as Ex p P V Recorder of 3uchnm�p would be 2. Had said Parcel Map been reconreferencedInthe In C nal de r ptlon3 of)(fice of tile tt a parcels Withint s boun arias, sufficient for use as a primary 7:30 a.m• bated, 14arch 21 1.984 at First American TWO Instttance Company Mj r pRE51DENT 7 7 } 9 4 r BY ✓ t'" aY°�'� j �- ii�` -A7sSIS ANT sEcROARY y Ttj :dre marcih 261 1984 ` I r`orm12862 CL-rA Guarantee Fotm No. 23, Part 2 i1-13-'781 a to, an undivided California corporation► husband and -title to said estate or interest at the dateereofa YLE �7 • T11ACKER ► at = and HOME LOANS ► INC GA 1 i.nteres ► SIGNAL" THAa5Rio an undivided 2 interest: KENNETH E• undivided 1/ - inter Com unity Pr un as to an wife, as Comm an unmarried woman► BETTX Ro 8XMp50N► 'after' described o The estate or interest In referred to covered by this Guarantee is: the land herein A >:'ee arxd An Easement ,de is d in the Gua The land included wi Saddle Community ServiceDistrict. 5. The effect of a right of way affecting the portion of said land and for the purpose statue herein and incidental purposes For irrigation ditch Recorded: September 12, 1892 in Book 36 of Deeds, at Page 489, Butte County Records. The exact route or location of said easement is not defined of record and may or may not affect the herein described property.. 6. The effect of a right of way affecting the portion of said land. and for the purpose stated herein and incidental purposes For; irrigation ditch Recorded: May 9, 1893 in Book 37 of Deeds, at Page 489, Butte County Records. The exact route or locatioYi of said easelment isnot defined of record and may or may not affect the herein described property. 7. The right to construct, place, inspect, maintain, replace, remove and use facilities of the types 'stated herein and other incidental purposes in favor of. Oro Water, Light & Power Company For.. ditch and pole Eine Recorded: November 1, 1905 in Hook 84 of Deeds, at Page 192, Butte County Records. Affects': Parcels A and B. 8. The right to construct, place, inspect, maintain,; replace, remove and use facilities of the types ,stated .herein and other .incidental purposes in favor of: Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company For: communication facilities Recorded. January 7, 1955 in Book 751, Pages 101 and 102, Official Records„ Affectg4. Parcel Db d of Trust to secure an indebtedness in the original principal 9. A Deef $51,000.00 and any other amounts and/or obligations secured I o thereby Dated: May 28, 1981: Trustor: James R. McKnight and Delores A. Mcxnightj husband and wife Trustee: Mid Valley Title and tsdtbW Company, a corporation. Beneficiary: Xnudsen and Sons, Inc:, a Corporation Recorded! June 24, 1981 in Book 2633, Page 648, Official Records. Affects: Parcels A and B (continued) 9. (continued) Request for copies.of Deed Of. Trust any Notices hereiof Default Mail to: nbefore referred to, or Sale under the Address: James R. McKnight 2738 Sunrise DjVeand Delores A. McKnight' Recorded: Pebruar Meadow Vista, 'CA 95722 Y 15r: 1984 in Book 2910, page 403, Official Records, 10. A Deed of Trust to sum of$15,500-00 secure an indebtedness in the original r• $7 5, 500. U0 and any other amounts and/Or obl thereby principal Dated' October 6, 1982 Batons cured Trustor: , se Signal Home Loans as to an Undivided inc-, a California And Gayle /4 interest; Kenneth E°ration, tJ• Thacker, husband and Thacker Property wife P, Y. as to an undivided 1 ' as Community R. Simpson, an unmarried woman/4 interest and Betty Trustee: 1/2 .interest � as to an undivided Beneficiary:Oroville Tithe company, an James R. p Yr a corporation and McKnight and Delores A. McKnight, husband Recorded: wife, as Joint. Tenants October 14 1982 Records. in Book 2763, Pago Affects: g 8i Official Parcels A and B. • Trustee thereunder is now. Title Insurance and. Trust Compan a Y Substitution recorded• California corporation Ye B S , December 17, 1982 11. A non-exclus 359' Official in Book 2779, page Recordsj ive easement affecting the portion of said land an herein and incideritalp ROcordedc road and public utilities d Purposes April 29} 1983 1n Book 2819 Affects..Records, and other , Palo 473, Official tasterl document;,; Y' portion of Parc 12• A Deed of trust el of secta. to , sum of secure an indebtedness in the n thereby $17r50Q.00 and any Other ainaunts and/or o. pal riginal Principal Dated: blI ationssecured Trustor; April 12, 1983 Signal Home Loans as t, , roc., a California cot an uridavided 1/4 1ntetest; & Gail J. Thacker, Kenneth p. The on, Propert husband and wife o Thacker R. Sim sons to an undivided 1/4 , , as Commun�tjr p , ari unmarried / interest: and Bett 'trustee: 1/2 interest woman, as to an beneficiar Mid Vall,, undivided Y y Knudsen &Y T1tlt and Bscrow Com Recordod Sons; Inc. p11Y, a corporation May 2, 1983 in Book 282pCorporatlon w t Page 387, Official Records. Gcontnued) ,r he original principal A Deed. of Trust to secure an indebteness in tobligations secured sum o $81000.00 13 and any other amounts �. thereby Dated; August 15, ':1983 : Signal. Home Loans, Inc • a corporation Trustor: n p Tr Butte County Title Lompa_Y, Trustee: Franklin R. Fields, a single man September 6, 1983 in Book 2862, Page 85, Official Beneficiary; Recorded: P Records.. Affects: 1/4 interest in Parcels A and B. lies within the bounds of that certain 14 The herein described property 1 at i Record of Survey filed September 23, 1983 in Book 90 of Maps, :Page:. 64. 5. It will be necessary that the spo:zse of any ;narx�pied owner sign all ents (or execute a deed) in oz der to eliminate their community docgm interest. �y NOTE: 6, 1963 in Book 1243v The land herein was created by Deed recorded May Page 380, Official Records. Affects Parcels A By & 0• The vestee herein acquired title by Deed recorded May 2, 1983 in Book 2820, Page 384, Offi PARCEL, A: A portion of the West half of Section 18, Township 21 North, Range 4 East, M.D.B. & M.,. more particularly described as follows: BEGINNING at the North quarter corner of said Section 18; thence along the East line of the Northwest quarter: of said Section, South 000 24" 51" East, 2597.07 feet; thence leaving said line, along the rim of the bluff, the follo;ving courses and distances; South 43* 21' 44" West., 214.`95 feet, South 340 24" 5211 West, 245.29 feet, South 100 46' 30" West, 186.74 feet, South 680 56" 15" West, 268.13 feet, South 710 53' 25" West, 155.93 feet, South 470 46" 40" West, 403.28 feet, North 350 28" 25" West, 143.21 feet, North 590 36" 54" East, 402.68 feet, North 47" 36" 22" East, 176.81 feet, North 470 14" 51" East,.106.21 feet, North 13° 29" 05" East, 94.99 feet, North 40° 14" 08" East, 196.57 feet, North 030 49" 09" East, 235.54 feet, North 410 07' 29" East, 210.55 feet, North 09 56" 44" East, 275.90 feet, North 03° 04" 06" East, 415,86 feet, North 240 46" 51" West, 480.92 feet, South 670 55" 19" West, 279.56 feet, South 780 13' 00" West, 378.33 feet, South 510 11" 45" West, 103.52 feet, South 800 04" 31." West, 215.25 feet, North 161 20" 31" East, 99.60 feet, North 16° 03' 5"" East, 261.42 feet, Nott', 1.30 1.8' 37" East, 228.38 feet, North 42° 30"2611 East 106.:30 feet, North 070 08, 06" West, 251.28 feet, North 53° 46" 45" West, 151.45 feet, 'North 02" 22" 041' East, 210.59 feet, North 016 57" 13" West, 287.69 feet, and North 080 37' 1'" T4est, 74.0 feet to the North line of said Section 18; thence along said No th line, North 88° 454 49" East,,. 1.202.37 feet to the point of beginning. EXCEPTING THEREFROM that portion lying within Pontz Road and Nelson Har Road, ALSO EXCEPTING THEREFROM all that portion within the boOndaries of th t land described in Deed to the County 'of Butte, recorded may 9;. 1973 in Book 1834 of Butte Cauntl Official Records, at page 560, PARCEL IIs A portion of the West half of section 18, Township 21 North, Range 4 East, M,D.B. & M,, more particularly described as folloVws4 COMMENCING at the North glarter corner of said Section 18; thence along the North line of said Section, South 880 45" 49" TVes,t, 1819.19 feet to the truc point of beginning for the parcel, herein describer'; thence from said true point of beginning, South 420 37" 2111 West, 297.12 feet; thence North 256 07" 05" East, 239.09 feet to the North line of said Section 18 thence along saic North line, North 880 45'49" 'East, 97.33 feet to the true point of beginning. (continued) PARCEL C ublic utility purposes 60 foot nonexclusive easement for road and p line of Parcel 3 of that A of and adjacent to the Easterl1979 in Book 73, at page 341 lying `�eSterly recorded 'September 27, described as certain parcel ,yap articularly the Easterly line of said easement, more P follows: said Point being the thence running NG at the Southeast cornea ofsaid be described; the end of true inning' for said 100 feet to tirue point of beginning line of said Parcel, Northerly, along the Easter ]y the herein describers line. 1 pA7ACEL D; filed Orton of Parcel 3, as shown on that certain. Parcel Map Being a P of Bultte' and more in the Office 7f the 1979Recorder ofn Book 73 of�ParcelyNiaps, at Page 34► on September 2 particularly described as follows. ction thence. along 16" West, 405.92 IKM.ENC114G at the South quarter cornea of 886 45' 16 7; CO line of said Section 7► i.e marks the Westerly the Southerly tagged L-;. 3634, which pipe the true point of :feet to an iron pipe alfa Highway said Southerly section right of way line for tree Peretz slag along for this parcel,' thence continuing beginning ° 796.45 feet; thence North 7° 3h westerly, line, South 88 45 16" West, North 89b 26' 26" East, 733.27 feet to the Westerly, said C�Testerly line South 594.66 feet; thence thence along line thence continuing along said Westerly line of the Peretz Magalia Highway, 3° 32' 56" Best, 47.94 feet; inning• Df the arca 1440 foot radius°ctirve to toetkli fp point of beg of 552.51 feet, through a central angle of 21 5� Q2 r piiv aux Ad n o A 41-03 I Ide641iC. � 11-100, i' a DEER PEAK LAKEIESWES UNlr I` t, IJA 00r ror fr `. Lb r.rr 111 + 9/. 6B Ar. r qBI ?c Y PI'S Ooh r� 1 04 0 r .. 32 itIL , s it i 'y -v. tiicsse�ssP /- Assessor's _ a o. 4 l r CoUnty of 'Bi►Me, AbG 3 . w[ QCT 1960 i x "BMW r piiv aux Ad n o A 41-03 I Ide641iC. � 11-100, i' a DEER PEAK LAKEIESWES UNlr I` t, IJA 00r ror fr `. Lb r.rr 111 + 9/. 6B Ar. r qBI ?c Y PI'S Ooh r� 1 04 0 r .. 32 itIL , s it i 'y -v. tiicsse�ssP /- Assessor's _ a o. 4 l r CoUnty of 'Bi►Me, AbG 3 . w[ QCT 1960 i 0 (s�1 L?►�fl 1�1, U. B f. M. aM 58 41-47 4 'MR •oNares rus anMe J : J•e 4 JA8 , it �� .r„r r q �•* i . 5� ►°f(l 44l r" �� ' r4 , Inc r 1200 � "• I t . ' tpr ro wN 1Nr>.r ore P44 '6wj 45"K 57 56 ; 0140 r 4.3640 �i l !+* j r 4, eu 4tAj! ` N 5� 4.510C �u4 (I 55 tit ;'4 1. F 06 II rs t It r } u° y e:rl !f If t .. j A Aesessor's Mop No. 4147 , Count AW a 3 Y Of 8tjrre, Go1if: JONO, 1967 i. Dofinition of Terms Tlta fallntving tornts when used in tilts Guarantee menti- P hytrtileafull fitthu no tt of sured stilts hin the Co etre "or if this is of this Guarantcc, or to {a) "Anne."f The land desei•lbcd Issued for die benefit of tt holder of a mortgage Guaranies is tlrls (ltttuntltec tend hnptiavemonts(tnffi cd tbareto which I,Ce, in have the titttion to Ptlrcllnae the indebtednessltse ured uy Ssaid @) "Pillalla tecortls": those treat! v 171111 amue. Such file Clnsc, sl- a shfil or tender of payment of the aonstitlttt� real property; )Int full amount of t11e Gurtrnntac shall termfnfite all liability o!' the COntpmty 7lereunder. In the event after notice! of claim has been Of assists+rs xehtthtg to said land, c s It loth -impart canstructlyt nalica given to tilt, Com any hurt ltfist said melt! te(inas , the owner of quell company ndebteycinbsse shall (c) "datr�''t the Effective date; transfer arid` rissibm urd ihcicbtedncss and die rnort n t o5s shill (d) "the lAsaurhd"t the party Or parties named as the Assured it, the same to the Compnn)F upon pnyntant of ht pigxc msa �trtca, this Cut1t>antrt+, or in a suphlutental tv,�itin ardcutccl by tilt 6. Limitation of Liability y ^— Payment of doss (a) "'ntorlgn;;ti': tnortpcngt, t1cEt1 of trust; tars( cicecl, or other (t') The liability of tilt Comltnny nadir this Gunrnulce shall be security Instrument. limited to (ho amount of netunl loss sustained by the Assured ltceause of reliance "pan the Amura'nces ilerain sot as event shall such liability lixceed the time forth, but in tint of flit liability 2. Extlusions from Coverage of This Guarantee stated art the ince page hereof, Tile Catnpnnq fitatmtes rto -(ability Far loss or clmm�gt by reason tttll;ati,tn carried nn by tilt G osis imposed for to n ,of the following t�' Tl , Conipany t+'Ill pay all costs imposed upon the Assured 3n (n) Tax('s Or nsscssntents which are flat sltotvn ns as sting liens t y casts Incl Attorney's fees ht Asti + sated, and ;Ili ev(i)l the Written ntltliorizatiott ahj.tttl et ompft�iy n by the Assured Mite reeorcls oC rin)+ t txhn 1111(hority Unit levies taxes or fissasslnenta t + on rul property or by flit public records, ( NO churn for damn.. ,ills Cuarmttea (1) if tilt Co n11 ayrrrsef for Ale maintainable of d ib) Ltnttfitented tttirt,nl; riafms; reservations or exceptions tri of an alwged dafett, lien or ompniwra ate not Ing r ns ntt lrxcev- nts Or in data authorizhl ? pat. fi.tn cit eYcl"(]Eci hereht removes such ciefett; lien or encttrnbrnrii e cats or ltitle to whirr. the issunnet tharcaF; wfiter rights, t thin tt raasonablo tints after receipt of such notice,. or (2) for e) 'Title to first+ pra(rerty bEyoud the lines of the lnnd expressly I' altility vol"ntfirily nssutnerl by filo Assured in settling any claim csrrfbed in t fie description set Corill in this Gunrantco Or 'Smit without %vr9tten consent of the Company; to streets, roads avc� nit'i, Inneti, Vvil s or waterways ntt wliich .suell (d) All payments ander this Gunrnntaa ,anal abuts, or lite sight to ,itfiintaln therein vnults, tunnels, ramps of Provided far its paragraph , , a�ac ,t for attorney's fees or any uiliEr struatura or itttprovetnttitt; ar but ' ri 111,4W t ( f rarih p(b) hereof, shall reduce the amount therein unless $urir ten ter(t ) hhts or easements Ute liability her0linder pro tanto, and no payment shall be 1 1 ), rights or ensentt'nts art expresslytt tho«tt )roducitt ' hnc. specifically' set fx nth Saic1 dt'scription, ria; „=cul ut„u tilt Guamntac i r lgsttor destroyed, elft which of else (d) Defects, Itcns, atialnnbrfincOr es, adverse claims figainst t1ia title ttttr.f qC �tleh. loss(�nn iestructioil shfill be furnished to the sails, Zs �,warfintec(1 or olhcr tnattrrs (t) created, suffered, ns, thed or fnra�tit or, the Com agreed to by ant ar mora Of the ASsnrod, or (_) resillting in na (�) Al-htcn liahtlity has been cicliiutel - ler s to the Msured, ' ) fixptl tit rtGcurdmtice �vitlt flit cat 11itians of tills Guarantee the loss of, datnnga sllnil be payable tvitilbt 1hlrtY cinys therefifter, 3 Prosecution of Actions sat 7hc Camptuty slnaii itnvc llte ri+ht at Its Otvn cost to inatft"te grid prosecute any fiction or proceet. Ing or do any Other net tt!It1Eh Sn it le Matt roilyy be nccOssary or clesirnblo to establish or Coll, firrti tlra mnttars !Atreus gintrnutt'ed; find the Compnny mayy 'take trot It shal'ltbeliableutlieret the terchn's shfillinolittuAlItry Whether li-Ibility or waive any provisic6 bt'rcofi N in nil Cases where tite Catnpany (lot's so Instituto find prosecute any action is proceeding tea use, fit ) 'lit' iAskurc( AAH permit die Company its option, ,;tlie name e, tiie Assured for spelt pittpose. V'hetlevor requested b the Ctntt;vttny, the Assure(t shall give the CA)mp n,ytn l ill(,,asCptnl>an,ill in prosecuting 'Stich action ar pro. nxecslin r1 ) tlndl reimburse the Assured for any t'<�tcnsc $a incurred, 4. Notice of LOSS � " " Limitation of Action statamanh in writing of ally loss ar damage for which it is gime(' the Compntly' is liable lmdrr thus Cull n on r, "lied to the C061pfitiv witllitt , 'I" A". , _C slifill be fu t Assured ttncic+r this��Guirahted unless ction itall lb,a I thereon within ttva vents fiftar axplraltan of suit. pataotl, l nllura to furnish such statement of los or to cotttmenga such yelion Within the Lima Itarainbafora Itnll be ,t conahtsiva bar ag"nst titnintcnfinco by the any nettati tinder tills Gtufirnnteo . Option to Pay, Settlo or Compromise Claims cc,Oi tithe iiirin l lot the rAstOption anpay lt rsettle ch . tit lett rnsuld 7 $Ubrogation Upon payment orSettleatti fit k,narnntec, till rit;hl`of"subrogntlorl sllitill�vest `entttthuunder this tin ill it'd by tiny net of iia Assured, find it shall bo subtognted to atut'ha t,ttitled to till rights n;,r1 ,•js,,, ar......,_,_, .4u nut, neeli t cover the loss of the -Assured, file ur°`t rig�hts find remedies ill- the ri hr:S t,) the an-iou 1t of soul tnim m� c -",-,y, muni rranstar to the Company.,nik'rigl►Eslnnda en tsr filly pr;tson or property, necetsfii')+ In order to and re t .t subrogation, rind shall painlit tilt Compfiuy to ttse t "x tiro Assured iu any trnnsfietton or ltttgnttott invttfvt;,e s' a" rt'+tnatilr+.r. 81 Ge btahtee Entire Contract Any "ictr.ln or nations ar rigllts of fiction that the Assured may ltttt,c or may h)rin against the Compfiny nrisitig ol►t aE ilia subject Matter ht+,reo must bt bfisEd eu tlnc provisions of this Cnarantea, ANO pro, to fir Condition of iltis Guaralttaa afitt hyo walvad ur Chan til c+Yatpt by a tvritingr endorsed ar nttaalted' hereto stent T by" ilio 1•resttlant, a pica t'residont, rho Sttach Sacretito, or other vnildating afticcr of filo Const fynil Assistant 9. No+'cast 'Where Sent All 11011WIMIng required its bo given lila Company and arty stniomehi tit tt atin r rt' aired to be furitishad the ConiltfinyshfillboaddrEsseil ill('laliia421 ll l tssisrclith �t iitirnrila 'Amt; 'C,11forilla 118701, Of to 1A leo The fCa si�eaifiatl aft ilia fnCe of ilii$ Cunr:titteu is the total tlllc satiref1 and eXaminatlott find for this Gunrontoc" tea for ft,��'Ii�+I I�UI2 T::C5CCT5S1~ 1L,°t1ar.,oaddle Rid q. Esta_Ws, Teatatave Subifli'vLiIon. 25 units approx. 60G ft. north of Lilac Saddle Rd. on the vast side of Petzt�z Iir,Ty. Davadise area. (Kari Thac)zar) Engineer: Robert Huskey Ake 111.-03-!1.5 Robert FltislC�ay, angineer; said they were intc;rest:ed in getting the project moving forward as fast as possible. Mr. Reid said that Water Quality Control. Board has said tient they were ,PrOpared to give eanceptual approval of the treat-meilt plalit . As soon. ate the letter comes from thein, the Health Dept.. could prepare tt eir standard condition to ,meet the requirerAent's of the Water 4uality Control Board. Mr. Huskey said. that their Crater will come from wells, but. they, criLI,be set up to tie into the Vater district if a water line is run chose by. Mr. Reid said that to 'develop a -water system, certain in:forraati oil troti ld be necessary. This subject was discussed in greater detail.. Ken Thacker and Russell Guiver introduced thetisel:ves. It was noted that tatter storage also related to Lire protect-ion. Mr. Reid discussed the labelling of certain parcels and said that they would have to be able to stand all their av♦.i merit if they are not; part, of the PUD. Mr. Htiskey said that the parcel. Ftliich is bisected by the highway will � be given tome state. Ylr. Reid said that: it Might have'to be showri its common area for hw 4. Mri Husl ey said it raight; be included as part of parcel. a.. !to talked about t•,hat they might do frith the piece of land. *4 Read said that Mr. Streeter Just gave hash some coniitients about the usage of adjacent acreage for vraste water facilitios. Mr. ltuskoy said that as the projodt progresses acid they }ctiovi more about whexm things will be, they will work out the easemonts , M r. Reid tion leved a.t' there would be. a pa oblem Ir the project is wi t iri the ldtaesaddl.e Community ISerVides 1)astPlot and ii :separate Crater -yr3t c!ta i o set; up. V Mti Ifusk-( t4lk6d about a homeowners rtssociation baing set up to iandle va,riowt supecU 01` w for and smile e. Mr. R..i..l siti.<1 that t;ite I eal.th Dopti, should send W,. mi sl:ey a lr;tt ox rla, ctis a.ri , the var".LOW: j5011it that htiad to to tie trtllwh care oP bqpwro the proo"cct iir dk.�c ismed by the, Subdi.va don QU"j t;t,ee. SU13tJX��S;C�t� Ctl�7htT'xm�:� I�1St�U't'�S 3 f 2$�$ ..L March ?.3y 19 34 ' Page 1F r z`o•�cl .d�� hd ti�a't F'ttb.l c i7oi:s woti]d I*uire a lett eqt1triz ,lane a r pp c, nil Et .publ ;tc blz•. Ede1.1 said that the F; Dept. among; other t%hitits :ts..int;s 2,000 Lallans a Minute for 5 nouns. , Mr. Hu;key tbtl}ed about e7:clianEiin- use of a state owned road foo. use of a storage tank for fire protection Purposes. There was more di.scussi.oll of i, Fare Dept. requ'rentertis. Mri Dept. y y _ , p Fire Dept. wants that some of the items were not acceptable ta�ale villa ch tate There was discussion of cleat: cutting, flammable vegetation and roofs. hlr. Edel_t wanted to knots :ghat kind of road Mr. Huskc�y utas platting to build. Mr.' tIusk ey described his glans.. which There was a discussion of school district ,the pro,jeot; is in. Tim CO=ent from the Sher ff l s Dtpt,, was mentionpd. A securi:t3y ga'u'e wadi jti:!jltioned. Streeter said that they Would hoar Inore front Fj.sh and Game. There was a discustion of der herds. - Water and sewage Was discuscea Landscaping, :Was discussed, as were fine hyarant;,i and street-Ights. Mr. Streeter said that when thhy get the mitigatioh mi asures and a letter of author " -tion f'-om Casey Ha.nch they 1�11)uttl send to the Clt'ar nghotise. There was; more discussion of deei, herds and fences. Mr.IIuskoY said that they wotila like the project to tuoVe i'or�razd as fast as possible. etcr stl& OGterl that t;r; Htislccy read the riots WI) ordina2tce w Y e u trach:to ttx•. Iiu;ke .4 lSr be scl . dulel dor tkts aomraittee in a month, y Aak 0d if the could :tf they coul.cl iMraridi.ttt;e Plaithiz1g CamnLt:ssiotY. Nir. 5treotcr saki that, there cou�cl. "htr soyyy{{ ttr}y, MaY..�.i+M�.J..�iwWHwi-wirtihiYiN r:i».:'..i.:w iaN rw•-.wi»rr i�.aii'........: i t•.ItJU N, ROCtttZI)ED BY S8CktE-TA)V gtttt�. .Rob,'rt Holland 21.1 I~all Cxeek Dr=ive B Thacker P. 0. Boa 1.088 I`I• 8r hiatiy %. Ita�ve F,eltona CA 95018 Paradise, CA 95969 iL• P. �.. Box 22,3 `'.95954. AP 4.1"0#iw46 F AP 41-03-11.5 M;��' ", tia, CA Ak 41-1.1-84 John Gi;7,l,ilan Russell Guiver 59292 Oak Glen Rd Yucaipa, CA 923'99 ° P. 0. Box 2:1.15 Oroville, CA 95965 J• J. & D. J. Bauman 1155 Hilltop Dr, AP 41-03-69 Redding, CA 96001 Robert Cole 41,11-85 5 0.1 Markt.4 Street Riverside: CA 92501 Betty SimpsonL. 1.135 Kapella St. R. Leona R. Fox Lagulla Beac i, CA, 92651 Box Paradise, CA 95969 � a, 4.1-03-1064.1-03-1064.1-03-10695969 P � -f. & D. McKnight sa � , AAP 41-11-86 1512 Slt.eri clan Ave Roseville, CA 95678 Anne C. Casey 999 Saratoga Ave, , C. L. Z, S. Ilopkns San Jose, CA 951.mtivood , 29 4846 Gaw Lit. OrOville, CA 95965 A1' 41-03-115-115 ; AP 41-03-37 AP 41+,11,11.6 R. Ratcliffe �` 3116 II 7th St., 01 Dong Beach, CA 90804 rI, D. A. m. Iiayes C 159 N Venado Ave. J E r E. & K. N1. Gamette Thousand Oaks, CA 9132.0 Rt. 1 Box 207 C Orovill,e, CA 95965 AP 41-03-124 C. X& C. Norman 41-03w49 41«11-98 Rt. 1, Pox 204 Oa•oville, CA 95965 J. S. 8r D. M. Dovine 6029 Linda IV , G. & D. Schorovsky . AP 1.-03-132 Culver City; CA 90230 3258 Dry Creek Rd, broville, CA 95965 1 _. E. & E. Duvall D AI' 41,03y53 � AV 47..7.1-101 75-29 Cerrito Rojo Cllcamanga., CA 91730 D. R. Mid r ton etal 343 Pluj„,., i.ve I. C. el L. L. GiIliggn, .J Orovi.11e, CA 95965 18831/2 Tehama Ap 41-47--66 i Orovil.l.o, CA 95965 Herbert Parker AP 41-03«74 .AP 41:-X11-102 4296 Pentz Magalia Rwy �'aradise, CA 95969 Sam 8i Lillian Marks 7988 Sangamon gaon Aver IV. A. & f -L R. Rhoads AP ;41-47-73 Sun \�all.ey, CA 91,352 41.5 Beatrice Rd, Pleasant Rill, CA 94523 Knudsen F Son: Inc,. AP 41-05«93 +94 � 41«11-10s 6139 Pentz Road CA 95969 Carol A. Seidenglanz 585 t1liott: 9di David Doris OlsonPa�•a�lise3 41-47-77Pa1.tn Pa Paradise, CA 95969 376 Santa E1anJAP Springs, CA 92260 AI' 41-03-05 4111-104 C� i��t. of il'ator Res, _111' 1.41.+6 Ninth st, SacTamettto, CA 95`814 Ston Charles Cooke J657, Dry Cxeol; Rd C G. � L: r[. ` Itook«ood O•t'ov:el.ley CA 95965 C 1877 dgtWood Ln. CrOvli11e, CA 95965 XP 41-47=1.9, 41-05.-82 PG&L Ah 4!,-08-2Sy j 1 AP 41..11`'11.4 + 115 ,202 Poarson load M- 0, 4 C, A, llossitet Parad sc, CA 05969 31.79 r Dry Cfree 01-Ovi llc;, CA 9,N65 All 41"05-87, OFFICES 1N THE SACRAMENTO, bI NVtk, 6 LCIS ANGELES Ak As F � ` CUL P WESNER GULP P.O. 60X 518 3461 ROBIN LANE CAMERON PARK, CALIFORNIA 99682TELEPHONE (916) 671-1695 December 6, 1983 724 Mr. Lynn VanHart Butte County Department of Public Health 7 County Center Drive Oroville, CA 95965 n SUBJECT; LIME SADDLE RIDGE ESTATES Dear Mr. VanHart; " Enclosed for your review are three copies of our engineering report regarding the wastewater management system for Lime Saddle Ridge Estates. The system includes secondary treatment plus fiT ration, reuse of the treated wastewater for irrigation during Idry-Weather months, and storage for the treated wastewater and rainfall durin wet -weather -months. g We would appl,eciate your review 'of this report as quickly aspos- sible. I will be happy to answer any questions and I YOU may also contact Russell Guiver, Ken Thacker, or Bob Huske'yi Very trul _yours, Jerrold J. Troyan, P. JJT/ jh Enclosures (8) cc Mr. Joe Henao (w/copy of report) ) Mri Bussell Guiver Mr. Ken Thacker Mr: Bob Huskey 9a#e curptanniRgomt». to 198 Oroville caliigr»t OFFICES 1N THE SACRAMENTO, bI NVtk, 6 LCIS ANGELES Ak As s �A TABLE OF CONTEMTS Iteme Introduction 1 Wastewater Flow Projections 1 Package Wastewater Treatment Plant 3 Effluent Quality g Storage Reservoir 6 Irrigation Disposal System )' Facilities Management and Operation 9 r Introduction This preliminary engineering report describes the proposed wastewater treatment and reclamation facilities for Parcel 2 of Lime Saddle Ridge Estates. As shown on Figure 1, the 30 -acre residential development and wastewater facilities for Par- cel 2 are located on the west side of the Pentz-Magalia Highway and north of Pentz Road, about 5 miles south of Paradise.. The project involves a low-pressure wastewater_ collection system, a 12,500 gallon per d.ay (gpd) capacity package treatment plant,, a 6.6 acre-foot wet Weather stor- age pond, and an effluent reclamation system using sprinkler irrigation-. Waste- water. -will be treated to secondary quality level, filtered, and used for irriga- tion of approximately 4.5 acres of pasture. The storage pond and irrigated area will be located on adjacent property under separate ownership (Casey property). No wastewater will be discharged into surface waters: Effluent will be chlorin- ated after biological treatment and filtration, before it is conveyed by pipeline to the storage pond, Effluent quality will comply with the requirements bf Title 22, Division 4 of the California Administrative Code. Wastewater Flow Projections As 'indicated in Table 1, the projected flows are maximum day values. Recent win- ter water use data obtai',ed by Culp/Wesner/Culp (CWC) for two residential devel- opments shows that average daily flows per home are between 160, and 1.65 gpd. Winter water use December through March re resents a close approximation of ( g ) p wastewater flows since there is little outside water use at that time, One of the pp subdivisons (Lake Wildwood) is in Nevada County, the other (Aubut-h Lake Trails) i � i The treatment and disposal facilities will be designed to process domestic sewage 13 from 54 two-bedroom and three-bedroom homes in Lime Saddle Ridge Estates, the maximum size development allowable by Butte County on the total 54=acre area. The current project (Parcel 2) will be limited to 30 homes on 30 acres. While the wastewater flows from Parcel 2 will be smaller, than the design capacity of the proposed wastewater system, both economics and simplicity of operation favor construction of a single system now; rather than multiple components now and in the future: As 'indicated in Table 1, the projected flows are maximum day values. Recent win- ter water use data obtai',ed by Culp/Wesner/Culp (CWC) for two residential devel- opments shows that average daily flows per home are between 160, and 1.65 gpd. Winter water use December through March re resents a close approximation of ( g ) p wastewater flows since there is little outside water use at that time, One of the pp subdivisons (Lake Wildwood) is in Nevada County, the other (Aubut-h Lake Trails) i � i ::i`•.i3� T,.I,;,Y'.«'YY x /R„:aF.�1 le.,.'a-%H,•dA..,z1.,�ia�f•1w.+ca,xwrsa+Wme+:!.w.;:.wuln+„+rw1:+...-w..o ..,.n--ro •-.v „ • . w ` 5"2'�n >...0 � _� �- i� ~t� `'!� . � / � .;". �" � �X /17NT 9,� � � • n Y �. y i]Oi ''� \ ••qty r �=�`•• , L> > s « 1 a Lim 7 f5ARCEL 1\ A �� i � � -� • r � 3d leo -�: � »- 1 e -1p (�p (NqT .A PAR''' O ( Footbti ar "•; / �• 1 RCE 2DG SMLR Ulm STA 7,lti yfr „,Y p 3•. 1, _�` , n 1. 1 . � l� � • [.s ,.�+` l 1 �' ..e y ! i�; 't O • . � Y . ... r' 'pr. � � ISE IN 3 Stc_ ' tl ►u�" -W arta 1 � � ,,� �: � � .•� a eoa� '� `�`• " ' .�„ . :. 1. �"� , a •� t 1�,- Ram � s ,\ �. ,, ray t .per r t r� rr' 'Siph 10 t a *,"/yI •, " Y rt ♦ Ad'f'�CatL_ ORA E� u 4 1•YI �.. r� �'y ..h�1 — 1t ^'.a a�7 `.�, ` Ito � �ll E. ° � of ,r � 1:,,=ter i -�- ♦ �� •c. �' � •5. • �' 1• . '. , " 1. h � �� ' QI zi' r4J + ,.7` 1 i � !„� � ...w fcGq � • n RI A 13 l . Over ll J 6j .� — D.;.•-..`r. `�',�`� �'ri .r`�' , �\: ��0�~• "� ti „ ,,,y � Y,.• y . /Y ✓� a sa »eY '4�F"' •gig C �� l,,r :,t�?�� Ir r ' c 'j oD i �,.��✓�� "pY O Nr t� •�F� `7 61�� K �. : » �l 1yrtf '��'Vli 1 ` i, kf07J:`. ,f `' 1 Mtsallli VillSp1�cN{i "mal o, ri f it i ater P •a. �. ;-..,, 1 r >� ,� N �� •. Tan • �4�:.._�.:, ,..�.. Y",.w�.�::...��..»�,..��..�,r� � �.:- .�y �--!r�'--� ••.- ;� J1tnB�`4Mxi161 • v Storig400 429 1 t- pr �' 3n `w.v.11.v Y, 00 , POR` iON OF CHEROKEE 7> S QUADRANGLE Figure. LOChTION OF PROJECT AND WASTEWATER RECLAMATION FACILITIES t� 2 Total Flow 12,200 three-bedroom homes, and both contain a significant proportion of retirement homes as will, Lime Saddle Ridge Estates: For future wastewater planning at 'Lake Wildwood (prepared for the Nevada County Public Works Department), CWC is using an average daily design flow of 200 gallons pr'shome, regardless of size= At that val'u'e, the average daily flow from all 54 homes in Lime Saddle Ridge would be 10,800 gallons. For design purposes, however, the maximum day value of 12,200 gpd' will be used. Package Wastewater Treatment Plant Raw sewage from the homes in Lime Saddle Ridge Estates will be conveyed to a fenced treatment site within the development. Contained within the treatment site will be facilities for three separate treatment processes: (1) biological treat- ment, merit, 2) dual -media filtration, and (3) chlorination. A schematic diagram of these facilities is shown on Figure 2. The package biological system will produce an effluent of 30 mg/L or less of BOD and suspended sol°ids. Following filtration, the final effluent Will contain approximately 10 mg/L of BOD and suspended solids. Following. filtration, disinfection will reliably reduce the coliform count to a level of 23 MPN/100 ml or less, prior to discharge into the effluent 3 pipeline, thereby meeting and surpassing state criteria for effluent quality required to irrigate pasture, or to surface irrigate orchards or vineyards. The effluent pipeline Will carry treated wastewater to a storage reservoir located �' near the irrigation area. TABLE 1._ PROPOSED MAXIMUM DAILY WASTEWATER FLOWS Number Unit Flow, Maximum Daily HomeSize of Homes gpd/home Flow, gpd 2 -Bedroom 40 200 8,000 3 -Bedroom 14 300 4,200 Total Flow 12,200 three-bedroom homes, and both contain a significant proportion of retirement homes as will, Lime Saddle Ridge Estates: For future wastewater planning at 'Lake Wildwood (prepared for the Nevada County Public Works Department), CWC is using an average daily design flow of 200 gallons pr'shome, regardless of size= At that val'u'e, the average daily flow from all 54 homes in Lime Saddle Ridge would be 10,800 gallons. For design purposes, however, the maximum day value of 12,200 gpd' will be used. Package Wastewater Treatment Plant Raw sewage from the homes in Lime Saddle Ridge Estates will be conveyed to a fenced treatment site within the development. Contained within the treatment site will be facilities for three separate treatment processes: (1) biological treat- ment, merit, 2) dual -media filtration, and (3) chlorination. A schematic diagram of these facilities is shown on Figure 2. The package biological system will produce an effluent of 30 mg/L or less of BOD and suspended sol°ids. Following filtration, the final effluent Will contain approximately 10 mg/L of BOD and suspended solids. Following. filtration, disinfection will reliably reduce the coliform count to a level of 23 MPN/100 ml or less, prior to discharge into the effluent 3 pipeline, thereby meeting and surpassing state criteria for effluent quality required to irrigate pasture, or to surface irrigate orchards or vineyards. The effluent pipeline Will carry treated wastewater to a storage reservoir located �' near the irrigation area. MaeM�ra, i EMERGENCY — OVERFLOW CL2 CLARIFIER INFLUENT 1eld� I� SEWER AERA'PIOM COMPARTMENT v s EyR SLUDGE FILTER BACkWASH CHLORINE' CONTACT --bSLUDGE WATER TO BASIN WASTE AERATION COMPARTMENT SLUDGE WASTE STORAGE SLUDGE HAUL- TO DISPOSAL owl 1 STORAGE RESERVOIR j SPRINKLER IRRIGATION (PASTURE) Fligure 2. WASTEWATER TREATMENT AND REUSE I.. FACILITIES FLOW DIAGRAM 9 Thea�-k;a p qe bio"logical system will have a nominai design ea acit and will use the extended aeration version of 'the acti�a p y of 12,500 god secondary treatment, Raw sewage will be screened ft ted sludge process for or removal of ' large solids before entering the aeration compartment.. The aeration compartment will be sized to tion of the.. wastewater at full design flow. While , provide approximately 24 -hours deters - will be mixed with air provided. by blowers. The combination compartment wastewater 9 nation of air,. wastewater, andconsume bacteria t he ria i r a he raw sewage Will l deve lop a population of mi croor g 1ics present in the wastewater. ganisms which designed to supply between 2.0 and 2;5 The air inflow rate will be entering the system. The mixture of wastewater alb, of oxygen for each lb of 606and - aeration compartment into the clarifier compartment, where microorganisms flows from the seta les to the bottom and the clarified liquid flows over a biological sludge unit. The sludge reenters the aeration com compartment to weir and out of the. p maintain treatment effi- ciency. A Portion of the sludge will be removed, or wasted, on a re ul maintain an optimum concentration of biological solids in g ar basis t, which has been aerobically digested in the package the unit. Waste sludge, age tank. When full, the storage tank will be emptied'bwill beheld in a stor- truck and hauled to a landfill for disposal. y a septic tank pumper Effluent from the extended aeration unit will flow to a fact unit. The unit will contain multiple beds ca to provide I00 ory-built filtration capacity, and will serve to polish the final. effluent to Percent backup falter p ,Y pe pended solids from the extended aeration Unit. The filters rwmllecontain residual sus- media of 18 inches of anthracite coal and 18 inches o - bl dual 9 f sand, and:�i 11 be loaded at a rate between 3 allons per minute (gpm) and 5 gpm at t flow rate.. The. filiratiu,; unit will be designed to ba he design maximum day will use an air -water backwash system, backwash automatically and Filtered effluent will flow to a chlorine contact chamber minutes detention at design capacity to disinfect the effluentlg0�d`to provide 30 be provided by chlorine tablets in a dissolvn -.t� �s�nfecton will type. use standard chlorine tablets us,s 9 yPe chlorinator. Units of this the advantage of being nohmechanicaj widely �n swimming pool chlorinators have d therefore are more reliable than 5 solution -style units. Disinfected effluent will discharge into 'a pipeline leading to the ritorage pond. When extended power outages occur, an emergency overflow will divert wastewater from the package extended aeration unit through the chlorine contact basin prior to discharge to the storage reservoir. In this way, the raw sewage will receive at least primary treatment and disinfection prior to discharge. a Effluent Quality The T tent system described above surpasses the mandatory reclamation criteria trea m y_ gill developed by the California Department of Health Services for the types 'of irri- gation proposed for this project. These criteria are contained in Title 22, Divi cion IV, of the California Administrative Code. The criteria for spray irrigation of pasture or surface irrigation of orchards or vineyards require only that the wastewater receive the equivalent of primary treatment. The treatment facilities to be installed for Lime Saddle Ridge Estates will produce a secondary effluent that is also filtered and disinfected prior to discharge,. Storage Reservoir Treated effluent will he contained in a storage reservor which will serve as the source of irrigation water. The reservoir will be sized to contain all wastewat�+r for a 6 -month wet season When effluent irrigation is not "possible: At design flow of 12,200 gpd, the reservoir must hold a maximum of 2.15 million gallons of wastewater and rainfall (6.6 acre-feet) during the nonirrigation season. vew am The storage reservoir will be located on private property adjoining Lime Saddle • � � encs will be constructed of Ridge ,n the vicinity shown on the lot plan. Embankments p = native site soils. ,Soil in the area of the storage site shown on Figure 1 is classified as a Peters clay, while soil to the south is a Mi l lsholm clay 10 am, according to 'soil and vegetations maps prepared cooperatively by the California Division of Agricultural Sciences and the U.S.- Forest Service: These soils have'a very high clay content; winsuriog adequate sealing of the reservoir. Runoff from land above the site will be routed around the, perimeter of the reservoir in drainage ditches. 6 Irrigation Disposal System Reclaimed wastewater from the storage reservoir will be used to irrigate nearby pasture on the same property which contains the storage reservoir. The location of the proposed irrigable area is shown on Figure 1. The primary disposal site, capable of .using all wastewater and accumulated rainfall, will be spray -irrigated pasture grass: A portion of the project water ray, however, be used on surface irrigated orchard or vineyard which ;will be separated from the spray -irrigated area by a buffer strip of 100 feet. Design cirteria for the spray -irrigated pas- ture grass area are described below. Any area devoted to an orchard or vineyard would be in addition to the area devoted to pasture grass. A water balance for the reclamation system is provided in Table 2. The table includes wastewater volumes generated at full development of Lime Saddle Ridge. Estates, rainfall at the site representative of 1982W03 (about a 100 -year :event):, evaporation from the storage reservoir, and monthly application of irrigatiun water necessary to dispose; of all wastewater and rainfall. At an application rate of 3.0 acre-feet of water per acre per year, recommended by the Oroville office of the agricultural, Extension Service, for pasture grass, 4.5 acres will be required for the project, as shown in Table 3.. Soils in the irrigable area shown on Figure 1 are a Mi`llsholm clay loam (predomi- oant) and a White Rock loamy While relatively sallow, both soils are reported as h - good for Pastore by the Forest Service Soils and Vegetation Survey. Reclaimed wastewater will be pumped from the storage reservoir and applied to the pasture using an underground distribution system. Sprinklers will be set on risers and fitted with nozzles providing a low trajectory and minimum aerosol productions The irrigation pumps and controls will be located at the storage reservoirs Tailwater collection systems will be provided for all irrigated areas. bitches or low berms will be used to d"l, rt surface runoff to a catchment area sized to contain one inch of runoff r;<; the spray"irrigated area. Since little or no runoff is anticipated frnm t .• .n ture grass during the irrigation season, the TABLE 2 WATER BALANCE Rainfall, Evaporation, Net Evaporation, Waste,. inches3J Irrigation, S Storage, in hes Monthi nchn es� inches'inches -2 38.5 39 1.5 Oct. 6 4 1 -� c 38.5 0 47.0 ' Nov.i3 -4 38.5 0 89.5 Dec.. 5 -6 38.5 0 134.0 Jan. 7 1 38.5 0 178.5 Feb. 7 1 �-10 38.5 0 227.0` Mar. 12 2 38.5 39 226.5 Apr. 3 3 4 3 38 .5 78 184-0- May 1 5 38.5 78 139.5 June 1 6 8 38.5. 78` 92.0 July A 0 8 8 8 38.5 79 43.5 Aug. - 438.5 78 0 - Sept 2 --2 6 .:_. -7 462.0 469 Totals 52 45 15ased on Oroviile Dam and paradise, 1982-83 20arish Camp x o.16 data period ="1,965-78 190' = �` 00 ft 1 �, 2 2 3 Based on mid-depth surface area = 80' x 4227" x 15,200 ft2 = 6.6 acre-feet storage required. rm ._..__ 8 9 RIE 3. REQUIRED IRRIGATED AREA OF PASiUP,E` CRASS ` Item — - Calculation Result Total volume to be disposed of .t_. p 469 in, x 15,200 ft 13.6 ac ft in wettes°t year, full development- T F —in ,t x 0t /a:c- Irriggated area for pasture grass, 3.O ft per season application; 13.6 ac ft 4.5 acres 3--U- 1.9 kil tail`water catchment system for that area will serve Principally to capture runoff from the first rainfall and pump it back through a pipeline to the storage reser. voir Tailwater collection systems for the surface-irrigated orchard or vineyard would be sized to return all irrigation water reaching the downstream side of t crop area. he Facilities Management and Operation The developers of Lime Saddle Ridge Estates will finance construction of the entire collection, treatment, and disposal system. An agreement has been signed with owners of neighboring property containing the ,storage and irrigation areas to provide a permanent easement for :all wastewater system facilities. It is proposed that operation and maintenance of the s st`e m Will b the oll- bility of the Lime Saddle Community Services District, a Butte reAper$1, Countye Discussions are currently underway with the District regarding a detailed a ree- ment. Day-to-day operation will be carried out by contract with a private firm. 9 ' s �n ----- BUT a CQUTT'iY SUBDIV,;"Oyi CQI�'IITTEEW- SPECIAL 1,METZNG. Ml,1�Ul'ES �L�` �'3yJ/S, May 30, 1984 Ame do. Planning F'" PROS,EN1„ Stuart Edel Tom Reid, Ste JUN d 1984 a Steve Streeter Y, C9rovillo, Califorwo ALSO PRESENT. D4ana S"hue Rob Huske Russell Quiver, Yen Thacker ----------------------------------- Para FOP RENUMN: Lime Saddle Ride Estat i. s AP 1 ,--� � �- -Q3-.].1.5, on the west side. r�i+ :F'eIztz �Iwy., ..*. approx. 6QQ 't. north of Line Saddle Rd. Fiore miles appre�� ixr�nt paradise. �N$.. ngineet! Robert Huskeya (25 units) heard Mr. Streeter said he 'hadfiKut a letter from Joe Henao but had not seen it yet. Mr. Huskey gave a cope* to Stretiter The letter was apparently about wa4ta discitarge requirements oi' i�Tater Quality Control. Mr. Streeter said that ,letter also taJ.ked about pump axd chemical tests, Mr, Huskey said, that; the pump tests are dorl.e,, blz'. Reid asked about $oil tests for pa noel _1.. Mr. Huskey said that t4as done by Cap.realiari, t~r. Reid said that Phil Felson loolted at a certain area., Mrs 11rxkey indicated what Mr. Nelson looked at. Mr. Reid said that; the area in question did not have 2 acres on it, xts wa : appxtoved for septic tank on1.y, For a new parcel it would have to have 2 aox�os *6 ftuskey said it had been approV4 Por a split. He would talk to btr.. Nelson or 9e„ the necessary ibformation. Mr. Streeter 8uted h:�vin9 a condition to combine ,xt tv3,th parcel 2 ii' It doesn't have the area. Hu koy said that would be okay. ovoa Depa, n and left- is ci ondit' ons :- tbV6%VI lb on the tcntas ti�e list were gone Ot id that las baacdton aAlattier by tln size new list, x'e ,az`c1i,l�i design oto water seta I i#o11s, y , 114V 30, �.g31F`. " •aS agreed to go over all the conditions which would be placed on the project,, The basis for the discussion was'a'revised tentative list prepared by -the PIM -ming Dept' dated May also g17`Pu'bl.a.Chich 41i�Torlismcolldii�AOnsn O'f the previ©us tentative .lis vn a separate: list. � Conditinr111-1 was to remain as on tba tentative lint, with the addition of ,putting a note on the map for the additional off-street parking, at the request of Mr. Edell. Condition was disz.�ts sed wtith regards to meeting the requirement of the Subdivision Map Act that wrildlife not be, av idably damaged. . St reetersaid that the report of the deer herd co mmi ee was now available:. said that fent Rd. is a transportation corridor and the project is close to the road. Y . Huskey said he did not want the condition to be too specific. fTc suggested adding something Like 'comply with the policies of the Board of Supervisors." It was decided to add, "artd/or adopted policies of the Board of Supervisors"' to allow a little more leeway and yetkeepthe original condition also. Condition #3 was changed to include a breakaway gate at the emergency access sanoa there will. be two "rays in and bub 09 the, project and one of them as already going to have a security gate: phis related to condition 4a for the two ingress/ 09%'c::t 'Y;+Dotes. - It was },ZiOeotl ,,nn4t;Nl9ri ti?tr C2ii'r ency access road t0 lllt frame Standard as +,,he 'interior streets. ( Thi, s was tlYe thl vd leaUlla works condition.) (Tater to be -cote #17 in the final list.) Condition was left as is. #4b wtas discussed as a problem since it appeared to be inappropriate f r this particular project. It was changed at the r3gkit-of-way be a$ to delete the 60 ft. strip and it was added th approved by the i!'i.re Dept: Goiidition 1�c was discussed. Ivir. Htiskey `thought that the Boardts policy quld'be for S0 units un a ci�:L�de�-sac ra°t.hev than worrying about the Length. It was left as a s with the i6oa: that the Planning u',,Mission could deal WIith it. `"y Tt Was agreed that tv '. Copeland, or, Mr. Teie should �.ome toihe Planning Coraniss3un to justify tine rtiq�iireiri��ilt�'ht;C ft: tixrnarounrl was aceeptable although considered e.:coss'Ve 1 Condition #40 was left as For condi Concli;iari�cl was lei~i3 as was agreed to have a note on the tap The ta5 a ush. discussion of Who native vegeta'tion iuea.nt—baks trees, man"ni.ta, brush, grass, or wthat;. Mie. Husked said they 'Ury to encoltragO the retention of natural. vegetat' n-, It was agreed tha-b the coiiditLuu wtill needed clai i fieabioi1 as to what the Fii.�o Dept. actualV wants: Pa e,3 DOT I, COMITY SUiwiv �. ow CO�LCR"SLP Iti1M s � 0 ] AIL A note Conould also dition E it was agreed o zla re ti re� the a$uildn Dept. oto require be placed on u map,wn�ch q the fire resistant .roofs. Otherwise they would golty�7asysuggeorzndBidg. to find ,t Code which did not require fire resistant roofs. �j out from the Building Dept. what they would consider fire .res%iStive. f U11 VW Condition Ah was to be an additional condition for water storage. tanks. It was to be noted on the map since installation should occur prior to building any dwelling 'units. it was agreed that all 3 wouaxi not have to built at once. One could be built for each 10 units. 'It utas decided to have the all weather/coandstructed to the same standard as that; shown on the tentative map. ro ter. Edell said that regarding the comment "Place a note on, the Map"., there would be a series of notes which Would come under the following heading; mprior to issuance of any building perWLts for any residence~, these conditions moat by met." Each condition which says "place a note on the map" would be listed below that. Cozrclition_ 5 (later to become X35) was a Health Dept. condition and l� Tt its is Condition 46 (z"ormerly condition #11 on the tentative list) regarding road construction (to become condition #5) was left as is. Mr. Huskey said that as long as it was understood that the months included in the dry season were considered approximate and could vary depending on the conditions of the particular year'. u< 1 (formerly #12 and eventually #6) regarding perimeter fencing wao thkezi caro of in the CC and I s. —Tv—. ,'L skey sain that perimeter referred to the outside perimeter of the property. Conditions 8 9 JI -10 and #,11 (oil the former1 list #13 ir14 #15 and '16) p and �r10 C'Yie one were discussed. (These _became conditions r �(y A, 7 9 � regarding rev'egetation(#16) t s discussed as being contradictory with the Vire Dept. retluireWont to remove native''vegetation, It eras pointed out the drought resistant plants tend to be flammable, It was not clear what would have to be repian-ted and which areas should be included. t1r. g.iskey thought it would be mora appropriate as a, suggestion rather than a condition. The "atought tolerant" part was deleted at rXr. Huskey's request condition.- 12 (formerly W11 and later 7L17.) Na,. sttdotev said had been changed to delete the batbad wixS e Mince Alt 'was deemed that the chain link fence-woulc"l be adequate. condition x'13 (forrrierly x;18 and later P36) had been aQustcd to 'include the correct parce_i numbers. It was agreed that it would be best to take dire of proving the usable area prior to the rezone heaving, Othos.'wise, the coiubinil)g of pftV6e18 would involve new publication and rAodification of the boubdarie;l' 'of t;h rezotrc. if that condition has been. XLt prior to the Planning Comitii ssi.oll hearing, it could be 6ele,;ed 0 that t5ru4 bUTTr" COUP' SURDIVTS70N CMYR LTM I -U- T-r"S„4 Page. May 30, 1984 Mr. St.r�eater s l on the texrtatite list and eventually #12) > said Condition X11, ( Code �,o the attention of the applicant. �axas to bring things in the Building out notes on the map. 1-b 3.s basicalJ1 xt would be an opportunity with, a1.� & lcable statutes' ordirxxnces covered by Condition #f1:6, to comply pp. and regulations (formerly X20 land :Later condition �11E Condition X15 ( which became #13) might be deleted by the Planning Commission if it is taken cave of prior to their Bearing. The nexto 16 conditions were those of public corks. The third condition was revised to include the emergency access road. It was 'explained that the condition, to file a tentative and final map ea if units are; to be offered for sake, ;Lease or and pay appropriate fe finance, left open the option to rent out the units, in which case a fa.nal. e failed. map would not have to lane public Works .eft on the condition, and Mt, Regarding the left turn, Httskey said he would do research on the safety factor since he did not think the Left turn lane would be necessary. 4 „j S of .l listed atone. as G,u The Public harks condition to mean ofet condition ��-the Tire Dept- Wdeleted since t utas a duplicate oon The Health Dept conditions Vere .'ere left tanclianged They 131st.)7 through #10 on the tentatiVc list, (andtil throu h #34 on, the fa it wars said that regarding access to the sewage treatment plant, that should be part of the agree?ne.antttiICyhowners. The that an easement .twasnotedWould could be bonded along with thep1 riot necessarily tnLan a road. What would go along with the condition to agelant have a maintenance agreement foroperation check t e' stwthey�bu� ld�therOatmnJ�;road. and it would be ,part of the Health Dept. p lan,rant the easement. Mr. Udell thought that there should be something specific about zahat kita of road was to be bu lt. Thera was iacussion of what kind of road should be built. It was agreed to add to coiAltion 1133, (Porinerly #9) the follOW109: CaMtruct access road. to the storage poild to tic R5�8� -,b -x off-site xgad standard: Mr. � at the end of the list of conditions would be the �de�-�- said that e. -,planation of.what the "PIACI a note ou tho trap�� means. It means s note shall say that prior to the issuance of any buililing peVmits fora a nte a aes enshal e��i�strLct601, can these Lots, these:conditiotis shah be meti o the ones forwarded to the planning The following coiYditaon:� were to be Cot±mis8io �: with the tecdmmwnda�tion thuL tkxey e adopted for the project'.' Lime Saddle lei, $'states kUU '25 'Luaits locatedt-tic taest, side of Pexity Road, app xUA. north of 14- silly Valle;.yPAa 5'Mil.es south o.0 Paradise. ngineer Robert Huskey, AP Ww bcr;: 41-03-1:1 1. Coripl y with the requixements of the PW Ordinance effective as of April ],)1984, and place a note on the map that each building iot shall provide three off-street park i a spaces 2. Cozuply with the proposed advis�ary guidelines of the migratory deer herd policy as proposed by the butte County Deer 11ord Study Pani:]. and/or adopted policies of the Board of Sup. tvisors. 3. Install a security type gate, at the project entrtlnac and provide keys or cards to the appropriate agencies including the 1Butte County Shcriff, 'Butte County Fire Department, the Paradise `ire Department, the Lime 'Saddle Commani.t y Services District and the Butte County mosquito Abatement District;. Also install a breakaway gate or equivalent on the eniorgency access Mect the requirements of the Butte County Fire Department including: a. provide at least two ingr6ss/egress routes. b. Provide a right-of--tray for traffic, parking and fi,roproofed roadside ships as approved by the Butte County Fire Department. c. Culwde-sacs to be not over 600 feet and provide 90 foot diameter. d. Provide mii UM, 50 foot :Ottdius for street and road curves. -e. Pl.ammable vegetation should be cleared for 200 Poet from each side of every roadway regardless of property otmershi:p. f. Remove natio,. vegetation fl-bM around builr7ings for a rninilnum of 30 feet. Place a note on the mini. g• Roofs and extej`iors of builclings to be fire xesa.stan.t =tazlials.. All ventilation openings to be screened. 13W,lcl l ng i rajecta ona and exposed tthaerflooring to be of fire rf sistivo construction. Place a note on the MIP h. Vor each 10 duelling units or portions thereof) provIdo. Water Storage tank With a capacity of 1.0,000 gallons or more) equippsd with all veathor accesu conottu tba to the same standard as staotiti-L on tiie tentative map; and Pixie depzrtmeAb connection Stawlara 5 29: Locations of tams to be approved by the Butte Cotthby Vire Departaitnt. Installation to occur priory to con>traotion of aizy dwel-ling tin is Bl.aco a note on the map. (Limesaddle.l:idg sinks PCm) -. 5 Limit road construction activities to the dry season ot'' the year, (approx mate3ly kPY" , throu3,h Septembc ) u,,ing good col structi.ott practice to Minimize erotic+n. G Restrict perimeter fencing of project, site to barbed wire fcncing Of five strands or lessP- the bottom aIarl top t itO to be a tiinil2imt of lG inches and a ntaX:isttIM of 60 inches above the ground. �j. Mee{; the .2•equ rrnenisof Buttc County Kosgitito Abatc,nt(rzt D#,strict at the pond, site ,on Casey Planch property,. 8. Minimize oacl huts and fills by conforming road aj gnTgents to contour lilies. 94 All, grading to be done in. accordance With Chap , , Building Code and berti.nealt recommendations oftth^ 0 Of theatniSediment Control Randbook . _• (Ca1 i fbx r a a Department of Cons _)rvwt i„on, T•t y 197 ' and as amended). 1.0. 'evegetate and maintain i. ,� n a 1i vin.g Gonda ion ant, coxa: truction sites tot devoted to builct'Aigs or clearance areas a o ,amj't 'bt� i ldi.ngs or t.hc perimeter of ""'ie property as required by the 11utte County Fire Department. 11 , St�stall a six-foot high chn in lax?, fence wUth a I. ckcd gate around the periphery of the ponds on the Casey I incl property; l�. Comp:l,v tt;ith any requij°ements of the Btiildillg Di.vi.sa.on of tlae 7�epar Of Public lic Vlorks . ttnel t 13. Pxiox• to act% by the Planning Co=t�.ssion blic Hoard of Super to to determine that a storage rose"Oiv and irX'igatiou area for the disposal of treated water front a sewage t,reatutent p. unt; (on the project withSiteIs cfor l ible with the criberiia fot an LCI\ grazing contract and grictll tural per8 e.L ye 9,. 14. Applicant shall comply with 41,1 applicable statutes, anOrdinanceses ti regulations. 15. Street signs shai be 5 he secof provided by the d�=vel.oper at all street '-'ons per County a"e'Iuitelnents . (ttbmit 5 al.ttxi.ate street tames for each s#;reet to tho CQtnt.y address coorcli.ritttor fo.r apprortll of street nantcs: l H. Submit r04(I and dtairag#e plM.7y to the Dept, of tla L i is C°� %xjks for a o and in tall the icrlui.:�cd fac.*l.f,ties, pis val• 17. Consirurt htez• ti� st �ecLs an:l emorgenoy acces„ rotka to stroot Section shorn On tontat;ive raap. if anits are to be offered dor sa Le, lease ,or finance; 26. Developer shall provide all required traffic safety sloils incluiding stop signs. 27. Obtain an encl,oacliment permit and construct a standard road approach at the intersection of the access road and Peau Road. 28. Construct a stawadard left UI,UVn lane on Fent✓z Road at the ;intersection with the access road, 29i Provide for dispersal; of storm drainage to the satisfaction of I. ublic Works e 30. j'arccl. 11 as ,shown in the u .tl o report from Mid Valley Title, Order No. Bu 7617% dated March 21, 1984, is to be provided with ,legal access and shown on the subdivision map, or is to go through the proper boundary line Iiodificatioft procedures and be combined with and become a part of the adjoining property. 31. Obtain written approval of the sewage disposal facilities incltining' the treatment ana ivrigatsion and holding, punas from, the Regional �Jater Quality Control Board; 32 Provide docirrxantation. or verlficatIon or maittonance aLgreoment for tiie op raf'ioa of a stmage treatrWnt Plant and disposal: fc-icilitj,Cs fvOPA the l;urie Say' ajx Comritil ty Service llis brier or a hr�mco;aners associ.ati��tl establishe4 v.iWi th(`, oonr. rrence of the 'Butte County Health Dapartmo) t and the ROglt►nal Wat-Lr Quality Control Board, 4, , (Lilue Saddle Estates FI.alined Unit I)cvatopIvit) 18. provide uonurtientation as required by the Dept. or Public Works in c'lc( or&ince 'yrith accepted nta31dE1rds . 1.9. Rvovidc permancent solution for dr�ailiaPe. 20. All easements of record to be 8hoE-.n oil the finel 'map. 21. Street 1ightiin,- shal`L be provided in accordance with Butto County regLiircmonts', accepted design criteria, and recommendations of P(MI, 224 tatty off assesslCents. 23. Meet the requirements of the, utility companies (i.e.,&I-1, Pacific Bell, water, se;Jer. 24. Fay any delinquent taxes or current tastes as requi.rtd4 25.. File a tentative and final subdivision map artd pay appropriate fees, if anits are to be offered dor sa Le, lease ,or finance; 26. Developer shall provide all required traffic safety sloils incluiding stop signs. 27. Obtain an encl,oacliment permit and construct a standard road approach at the intersection of the access road and Peau Road. 28. Construct a stawadard left UI,UVn lane on Fent✓z Road at the ;intersection with the access road, 29i Provide for dispersal; of storm drainage to the satisfaction of I. ublic Works e 30. j'arccl. 11 as ,shown in the u .tl o report from Mid Valley Title, Order No. Bu 7617% dated March 21, 1984, is to be provided with ,legal access and shown on the subdivision map, or is to go through the proper boundary line Iiodificatioft procedures and be combined with and become a part of the adjoining property. 31. Obtain written approval of the sewage disposal facilities incltining' the treatment ana ivrigatsion and holding, punas from, the Regional �Jater Quality Control Board; 32 Provide docirrxantation. or verlficatIon or maittonance aLgreoment for tiie op raf'ioa of a stmage treatrWnt Plant and disposal: fc-icilitj,Cs fvOPA the l;urie Say' ajx Comritil ty Service llis brier or a hr�mco;aners associ.ati��tl establishe4 v.iWi th(`, oonr. rrence of the 'Butte County Health Dapartmo) t and the ROglt►nal Wat-Lr Quality Control Board, (Limo saddle dle Zi LC�� i; �itt� A S FUD) 33. Provizlo dncumentati On or vcrifith Ginn Of an agretAlent with t C, 's Ranch property ov,ners that the stoziage pond and ia1ri.gatecl areas and facilities kill have ail eacemejtt gr jrttecl in po rpetuity and non revocable. Con struct access toad to the storage pond to the RS-8-V)_x off-site x oad standar 3 . Provide written. verification of water ,ervIca or availability to serve frorl the Lime Saddle Cowniunity Services District. If not available, a plait of the water system including wbU location, pipelines, storage and. presstwe tanks shall be submitted to this depaw -, ent for revi.ev, and approval.. A small Iiu er company p, it will then be required from the Health Departmen 35. Design the water system to accommodate future connection to thy; overall Lime Saddle Com-munity Service District systeitl. 36. Either prove that the required sawage disposal axoa is avai_labl e, on Parcel I or combine Pclwcel I With Parcel 2. Th the conditions listed above, "Place a note on the niap" meaLis tklat he condition taunt be v.ritten on the map and also means that the condition must be met prior to the issuance of a buildilIC permit fox1 a 4i.ngle famiV residence M, ,TIM ADJOU?'iT1ED BY CIIAn M DT E;llELL Minutes recorded by Diana SlItley b oember 21t 19`83 Planning Department 7 County Center DrIxe Oroville, Californi-e 95965 RE: LimesaddLe Ridge Estates A.P. .41- 03-x.15 Log 82-11"20-05 File 83.045 Sass; 9ncl.osed are 16 copies and one reproduc.bl.e .of the Amended Limesaddle Ridge Rstates Planned Unit pevel,opment. The amended map reflects the change in sewage da.spoo4l: from the or,l.ginally proposed evaporation pond z ystera to a conventional package treatment plant. A copy of the engineet'n report subw tted to the State Regional Ground water Quality 13oard is also enclosed for your information. The ankRpded map was designed with the previously approved tmitigatOa Nogatitre Declaration of Environmental r -+view as a basis, The applicable mitigation measures (those not dealing with the evaporation pend system) are sti�I acceptable to the ovners it you have any questions please call my office,. 8 i. nce're �y /,mayipt ROBERT M HUSX{EY � �P ��r sj o a, . 'Frain: Office of the 'Governor Ottice of PlanrtIng 4110 a State Gleal-1,11 liotise- 1 iQ� 1t 'rC�rnOfYl T q uiw , U4 " SacC9581 t4 Brn"tritb, A = „ STEPHEN SM, ETER BUTM- CA PLNG Cary ,lla 7 C(xjwY MUM DRIVE OROVILLE CA 95565 t�rif. P of Cajjfo�-Iija StAte r,J ject NOUI fixation acrd Revle-w Systat Stade Cleaxi.nghOuse (916) 445J-061 F�STA'I'88C PL'!�,B 'S 0' x 'PI,Es ,L�W "SADDLE RIWEm. 84041720 a SvAIS CL' NGHDUSB NUMB ' O's RtJ"V�'EW 5"Tr, as; �848 CC WTACT",, PRT�'P WALKER MF pI I5, RMEW E S%r,' 8 cu ,NEXTM WHEN RECRIVru t "x81': 10:00 Alomb) Pleosa udd the State C. i,earingtl+'�ohe Nor oh fuLu rcoro ec�tivla ce with this office wk! with agencies appra•ving oK reviewilig y !�: 3 '11►iu wry does not vecijty ca*tiance with ehvirntunihtbl reodi elhg o 8-tate l lett.od cont %,hq Che cute, s cominente or a letter ctete.�g n "r A lottowilix will a fotwutded to you after tie taview is rang. I —" r ,APPEND'T' NUTTCF OF" DE'I`Ei2I4IT"ATION ro Secz etax' Y foci hesources 14:16 Ni.n'th Street,Room 1311 NOV 0 21884 Sacramento, CA 9581.4 County C1ex1; County of Butte ELEANORM BECKER,CojnbyC(ei-k . „E�r� E25 County Canter-`Drive g� Deputy Orov:ille, CA 95.965 FROM Planning Department --SUV 7 County Center Drive (Fit'ed) Qrovxlle, CA 9596,5 , SUtJ'V,CT: Piling of Notice of Determ nat .on in Coll rpliance with Section 21108 or 21.152 of the P b is e ounces C. 11 RR� 0 8'3-4 -015E 0 Rezone Title ozone AP 41-03-115 K. E. Thacker 1, ., e Saddle EstaIc State Clearinghouse►r�mbex (If submittdd to State G'lerangho 84041,72 0 Contact Person . R. A. :Kircher.,, Director of Plannin q Texephr�'e r Number c. (-16) 534-460`!- Project Loca.tiori Qn the west side of Pentt-mag i :fighway arpr.ox. 1 mil north from. Peutz° I7oa' mi r Pxojecf Description: Rezone from S-H (Scen:Lc Iiig way an (Central) to PUD (Planned Unit Development) and Fentat ive Sub divis�.on ivIag approval to allow' a 25-unit residential development including approx.. 10 acres of sewage disposal facilities includinga gond and wastewater :'irrigation area, This is to advise that the Butte county p a toard of Supervisors lL ewA� e nc y) has made the following determinationsregarding the abbve-descr J 1,d project: 1i The project have a signif icaylt effect or, the environment. Will not An Env:,lron mental. Impact Report was prepared forthis cextifii. asU°r-equ redgnt to hby Secti nn15085 (g)A' and 4 C l Adminzst ateve Code, g)> 14 was A No,gtttive declaration was prepared for this PrW' ect pUrs rant to the provisiatca of CtQA. A copy of the. Neg4tive Decl.arati-bn may be e=irined at the Pl.ar,ning D0Pdrt meets 7 County Center Drive) Croville, CA 95965, 5. A Notice of Iaternp`tian +as f-LIed Ind;ic.ar'rroirrg this p"ect is exOmPt froth envir•orttnental evierir. a . 4, A statement, of- Overriding COnS cler adopted. for this proje(,t ztiori M tvas > was not, 5 ht t:i ga.tion trteasures adop toe 1-,Y the Load Agency to reduce the impacts of the approved pro:, ect . ure See a.ttachtttent ignature _sL. 827 $. A,Xircher October 31, 1984 Planning Di•rettut T3t10 ._.� File' 83.46 •� v�itta policies ' _of beer,Herd, ,tbadnpte%ps scie ®t .Hdarci II 4�f 5+zF�44tvitoxs., w�ch', dcQ' 711bt } require- reZocati,cux ar removal,, of j prOV:erci*w.e� x►e�es:.�.xy. for- tats C=Cpie-;an .af. tbe, pro est.; zi=., t i.bad COnOtXUCI yQn: actxvit�je to thw `thee year,, . �► . cApr!-J. tixxuugh Sep qcbd �. 3� .. Restrict pexax` Q '9of • prvj:ec t«. 'sz,ti; bashea:. '• .. _ • moire. ZencirLg caf ' f vr�. st s es .. iv3s br less-' th e• « bott= tQg- pit tear ba�-,a,,, minixuuw cf• Z " of 6 #. saw ,abatrer� Meet- fibs. _ :'Butt- : C U Mat= xt�r � %bat ... the gOnd sit - C�iJt Casey. Ra•=� .�?�Qp@;."tY4 5. l�iiz�a%m.i.�c rcaac , cu s and,. f-UIS; by4 3; zoo a is r zzursnt ,,.. to contcyor Dues..; G. MI rac3in tu•, heL donj& in . 9' � �` acoard�nce with; Ciiaptex. 7'Q, c�� the UhIt—cm •Bua ldixig Code and. p4!,t t'-- rit racarmz-n+ ationk,%. of the Ecnsion arzc3' Sedizt` Ccntrnl Handb=Celif:a =Departmf.;ztt pf •eonser7ation, May 2.97f3 and a'0., k ' T- Peveqvtate and zna nta:i-n in a living• cxanclitio axu coxa$•E=cti,on, sites not devoted to build, or, c°leaxanc Areas around bua.ldInq or, the: perimeter of the, praperty as rcqu :z' 3 by the Bunte County Fire DerWttMent: y APPENDIX G ., NNEGATIVEDECLARATION REGARDING .�-NVIPONMENTA _ L LMPACT 1. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the project described below has been reviewed pursuant to the provisions of the California Environmental. Quality Act of 1970 (Public Resources Code 21100, et, seq.) and a determination has been made that it will effect upon the environment. not have a significant Log # 84-01-04-01 2 • DESCRIPTION OF PROJECT: Fits 83'45 Rezone from S -;i (Scenic Hi llwa- 1 y) and A-2 (General) to PUD (Planned Unit Development) of approx. 64 acres to allow a 25-uizit 3 LOCATION OF PROJEM On the west side of Pentz-Magalia Hi residential development from Pentz Road, S mi;l.es south of Paradises PProx, 1 mile north 4 NME AND ADDRESS OF 1mile'CT APPLICANT:;K.. E. Thacker RO,Robert Huskey Paradise, CA 3596 Pj sox 1088 3656 Hildale Avenue 5. MITIGATION MEASURES_; Oroville, CA 95,965 See attachment PY athe initial. 6. `1 `"o -�" sttl,d.y regarding the environmentaleffect Of this project is On fire at 7 County Cer,,'%er Drive, Oroville. This study was: Adoted. a Adopted s presented. Adopted with changes Specific modifications an,d, Supporting reasons are attached. 7. decision ublic heaingbod this Negative Declaration was held b the making y. Y Hearing Body Butte County Board of Supervisors Date of Determination July 17,, 1984 Determination: On the basis of the initial study of environmental impact, the information presented at hearings, comzents received on the' Proposal and our own knowledge and independent research: We find the proposed project COULD NOT have a significant [� effect on the environment , hereby adopted ' and 'a NEGATIVE DECLARATION is We' find that the project COULD have a significant effect on the environment but will, not in this case because of attached Mitigation measures described in item 5 above which are by his reference made conditions of project approval: A conditional NEGATIVE DECLARATI0IJ is h0reby adopted. Signat'ur Al Saraceni, Chairman Butte County Board of Supervisors Title JUk 2 0 1984 date ile, 83-45 litigation tlasules ' Comply with} �' Y VoIlcies of the Deer Herd Study Panel ands', r adopted policie's of the Board of Supervisors which dt: not requixe relocation or removal of iMprovements necessary for the completion of the project. Limit road const'tuction activities to the dry season of the year,.(iPProximately April throbgh September) using rood Coni aCfi].On practice to Tt:inimze erosion. d� ¢• Restrict perimeter fencing of project site to barbed dire fencing of five strands or less; the bottom and top wixe to be a maximum of 16 inches and, a maximum of 60 .inches-abo-V6 the ground. 4. ?'.eet the., ' requirements of Butte County D:osjuito Abatement District at the pond site on Casey Ranch property. 5. minimize road tuts a ea fills by conforr°ing road ali nments to contour lines. -5 6. All grading to be done in accordance with Chapter 70 of the UnI form Building Code and pertinent recommendations of the. Erosion and Sediment 'Control Handbook- (California Department of Conservation, May 1978 and as amended). 14 getate and maintain in a. living condition any construction sJ tes ei= not d .. oted to buildings or clrarance area;:, around buildings or theer' d � ,. as required r,S r the. Bp imeter o� +- _he property utte County Fare Departrient. .. r J CI1I 0 DA41NIS T A .TX-V1*)FF1C1-_:F, A _ COUNTY. 0 k UTTE a; pr �?VTR 25 COUNTY CEN'T'ER DR. OFIOVILLE� CM-iFORNIA 95965•0380 / (916) 534-453.1 a � o a o K,r THE WARD MEME117hS or AL SARACEM JANE; DOLAN at+56371N J NtGHoLS PADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER HILDA J'ftlf ELER EIEHTHA M08ELEY LEN FULTOtlsj July 19, 198 K.. .E E. 'Thacker P. 0. Box 1088 Paradise, CA 95969 Re;Rezone 8'3-45-A Dear Mr. Thacker At Ine regular Meeting or tt e Butte County Board of Supervisors held July 17, 1984, Ordinance No. 2419 was adopted which re-. zones front S -I-1 (Scenic Highway) and A-4 (Gene"r l) to PUD (Planned Unit DevelopmenL) approximately 64 acres to allow d 25 -unit residential development including a pond and waste water irrigation, area on the west side of Pentz Road, approxi- mately, 1 mile north from Pentz load, :Five miles south of Poradise, identified as AP 41-03-115,, subject to the following conditions 1. Comply with the requirements of the PLIT,I Ordinance effective as of April 19, 1984, and place a, noto on d o Map that each building lot shall provide three of L--s-ttect parkin spaces. 2 Comply With polis-, cs of the Doer Hord Study Panel and/or adopted policies of the Board of Supervisors which do not require relocation or remowil of imp rove mcitts necessary for the completion of the pro) ect. 5. l,nstal:l, a security type gate at the, project entrance and provide Veys or cards to the appropriate ag;attc los including, tits: Butte Comity Sheriff, Hutto 0oun.tyr Dire Department; the Paradise Fire Department, tiv- Litne Saddle: Comittunitj Services District and Hie Butte County Mosqu.i.to Abatement District, Also install a 'breakaway gate or equivalent on the omergency access. st fleet the requirements of the Butto County Fire Department I tlt 1 t1d:i tt gy a, Provide at least: two litgrruss/og,ross goats;;: ! -45-A i July �' �e 4 4 Provide a night"Of-ova praofed roadside strips �ns �raffi.c, Parking and fire Catrnty .Fire Department PPxov0d b , ) fife But kc o• Cul -do -sans to be 90 ft. diameter. d: Provide m%rzxmum s0 ft. radius .for street e. Remotire native vegetation from around ,btt I and road curves minimum of ' ildin s ft' 4 b� for a placo �, note on the map. t - Roofs to be fire reg..• .,. oper:ings to be screened. materials. exposed underfloorlr1�r A11 ventilation �tii.ldin � , pro c ct * and. Place a note to be on fire res.istIon on the map . construction, g:. For each 10 dwelling water storage u un is o r Portion ; '.� Or more �anl. with ippea ca acit . ,,e. { Provide to the same standard'- " - 1`�.•,. �� o,' z0,0(r0 4��ilons a.�t,}tor access cons and �� rE d� arm. showil on t}le � trucl;:ed r fan}:s LU plre z.onnectiorz sten,?, t,cntaative Map I i�rovod b . rrds n r I�af .zt ions merit. installation to Occur Ire xButte (,'ottnt �� the first dive-Ilin la :u xabitation Of ,part- g unit. �".Iace a note on tht map, 5. year, (apPM%intatel , on act, to the Limit read const. ut.ta� a , dry _ r const;tuctxon pril,t(zrough Se. ta�ozl of the Practice to m1nirn%ze e , pternbe r�) a it g good 6 • Restri.ct ` zosion: fencin of�rimetel Cejzcing of project sit, fi five str ands of less; to barbed Wire he a minimum of 16 inches arzrl a ma��i i�ottpJtr and the around top Wire to ritum of 60 i::nche,$ above 7i Meet the rec ttz ie►nonts ofUtte Cc►ur l Dist ,tct- at the Pend site on Ca":'.y P:lasclu to tiatetncnt •finm} ze road cuts and: y Rarzo:ll prai�oxt, to �antour lines, r ills by conCoxmizz 1; road al�..gnrncnts 1111 g�`ad.zrta to be dotze in �.cco��clax1c tinifos-m Bui idin o with Chapter t osion and sediment a:ncl prr�xn.ent �`ocoinr�tc.nclzs0oOf hthe of rollserva 4,zpa �t�t Control I-l�t�dbdrak ` � , (Cala.forn:ia Department y 1978 and as amended) l 0 • Rer oetate rtrltl main t�tir 3,n l i sates not devote cI to btt� 1clin s orn r �, Co tiC}it,ton c`tl1�r �C?715'C2'l1Ct� C1 r1 truilditr,, or file perimeter o f tlto c:ie�traoco 't ze Butte areas aro Lill otttrty Fire l�bnsta partttiont pt cPertY a.s rocJuired (�}r I1. azottn Stix -foot h1gh chain 1.i r1 c, uerinhor k 1 once ivitlr a y o tilt lzonds of the Casey }7troched gate propeI t), o-'